Actually 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

Actually 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.