I really love Redux, and I use it for most things, but that is simply not true. Redux/MobX is a solution to the Angular 1-style issue where state is all over th

I really love Redux, and I use it for most things, but that is simply not true. Redux/MobX is a solution to the Angular 1-style issue where state is all over the place, but you sure can make full blown apps that way (it's not even a full solution, but rather a different set of tradeoffs...which is why a lot of people start using Redux then start pushing back in the other direction and you end up with a mess). And even if you want to centralize state, with local state it's not even that hard to do yourself (put it at the top or in a few small containers, push everything down, have callbacks that bubble it back up. A bit verbose, but easy to abstract out, though you'll end up with something close to redux). The main issue with all of this is that 95% of the stuff you read about all of it on the internet is wrong, namely because building a real app and maintaining it is very different from making a toy project or a Silicon Valley style MVP in 6 months. People optimize for the later, then when they start maintaining their app its shit. So all the info on the net helping you to reduce boilerplate, optimize for the first version, etc, is just hurting you (but its almost everything you find online)