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> But it's a little ridiculous That's the point I'm contending: Its not ridiculous because its not obvious that its an alternative. And not just an alternative
by cloverich 9y ago
> But it's a little ridiculous
That's the point I'm contending: Its not ridiculous because its not obvious that its an alternative. And not just an alternative, but a much much simpler alternative for many use cases. I absolutely agree its annoying, and I'll have to be that annoying guy for a while. Because I can't stand seeing people spend time on clever solutions to problems that, with mobx, you may not have.
- ng12 9y agoYou'd have a point if the article was intended for people trying to bootstrap a React stack but this is specifically a deep-dive on Redux. It's equivalent to people proselytizing Rust in any thread that mentions Go. Believe it or not some of us are not ignorant -- we know what MobX is and still choose Redux every time.
- cloverich 9y agoActually it's a response to a response about using libraries to help with redux boilerplate. Depending on your scenario, mobx might reduce your boilerplate and your dependencies at the same time. That's absolutely appropriate context. And again while I appreciate not wanting to see those comments if you already know about mobx, not everyone does. I didn't. And I'll forever appreciate running into those comments myself. This isn't a go rust comparison (languages designed for different problems) -- it's a discussion about state management in a ui. I'm sure mobx won't be the only alternative brought up. Thats IMHO a good thing.
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