I was a relatively early adopter of Redux and, while I understand the appeal of the architecture and mental model, I was always annoyed by the boilerplate (to t

I was a relatively early adopter of Redux and, while I understand the appeal of the architecture and mental model, I was always annoyed by the boilerplate (to turn plain language functions into serializable events) and unclear approach to modularization (single state tree is too much like a global). For moderately complex apps I found the practical downsides of those heavier than the pros of unidirectional flow and reproducible execution. Haven't touched it in over a year so I can't say if things are better, but somehow I doubt it.