Yep. I think a large part of Redux's success is the genius decisions that Dan and Andrew made during its initial development. Keep the core API minimal, apply

Yep. I think a large part of Redux's success is the genius decisions that Dan and Andrew made during its initial development. Keep the core API minimal, apply functional programming principles where possible, and provide primitives and hooks that allow others to build extensions for their own specific use cases. (The fact that they're both extremely nice and well-respected people doesn't hurt either :) )