Thanks! As @acemarke mentioned, they are really different (and there is nothing to stop you from using them together, if you want -- tiles expose constants).

Thanks! As @acemarke mentioned, they are really different (and there is nothing to stop you from using them together, if you want -- tiles expose constants). Even if you use redux-saga for all side effects, you would still have to write some redux code, e.g. for `usedLoggedIn`, and even it is the easiest action and reducer, it will take from you about 30 LoC. And usually we tend to group reducer hanlders together, combining only the higher level (so, usually there is only `user`, but only in case of big amount of actions we will separate `userAuth`). So, I've tried to make it as easy as possible to nest them (so you would use type like `['user', 'auth']`), and to nest data under let's say ids. You don't have to think about it -- there is just a little amount of magic under the hood, which will nest it, merge data and combine reducers. So, saga adresses side effects problem (especially when they are pretty complicated, and depend on each other), while this library provides some sugar on top of raw redux "ducks".