One tip, Redux is great and is worth learning but if you want to curb the amount of boilerplate and anxiety-inducing added conceptual overhead look no further t

One tip, Redux is great and is worth learning but if you want to curb the amount of boilerplate and anxiety-inducing added conceptual overhead look no further than mobx. And good news, after a quick search I found that someone has made it one git-command away to implement a simple redux counter on top of a fresh create-react-app template(https://github.com/mobxjs/create-react-app-mobx https://github.com/mobxjs/create-react-app-mobx). Mobx is able to drastically reduce boilerplate and cognitive overhead while still allowing the flexibility to dive deeper and gain just as much granular control as you'd have with Redux. Also it scales well (although that shouldn't really be a big concern if you're just trying to learn how to build production react apps right now).