> they're both very different Yes, but they exist to solve very similar problems. > when I look at mobx I get reminded of managing crazy state trees in ember

> they're both very different Yes, but they exist to solve very similar problems. > when I look at mobx I get reminded of managing crazy state trees in ember and why I went to react/redux in the first place. You may find it feels differently in practice. Because when I look at redux, I get reminded of managing crazy state trees in redux, and why I went to react/mobx in first place. :) To be sure, Redux has strengths too, and there are tradeoffs. But I don't think that a brief "mobx looks like ember!" really conveys much, and I think the number of people who have been happy after switching from redux to mobx further undercuts such easy dismissals.