If I had a nickel for every time I'd heard the "b" word... :) FWIW, there's quite a few ways to reduce boilerplate with Redux, and you're welcome to use as man

If I had a nickel for every time I'd heard the "b" word... :) FWIW, there's quite a few ways to reduce boilerplate with Redux, and you're welcome to use as many of them as you want. Variations on folder structures, action/constant definitions, reusable reducer logic, various abstraction layers... all kinds of stuff. Would be interested to hear which particular pain points bother you.