> I've found that deeply nested structures make it more cumbersome to write reducers for. Well, that's kind of his point isn't it? It's no more difficult to up

> I've found that deeply nested structures make it more cumbersome to write reducers for. Well, that's kind of his point isn't it? It's no more difficult to update a deeply nested regular Javascript object. But it is more difficult to update a deeply nested Redux data store. > Having said all this, the approach commonly taken by React/Redux is certainly not a silver bullet for every problem domain, but then what is? I'd argue that Redux is not just "not a silver bullet", it's an arrow head shoved into the barrel of a gun. You might kill something with it, doesn't make it any good. I agree completely with the rest of your points though.