I've had a mixed history with Redux. It always felt like a ton of overhead to maintain on top of React. However I recently started using Rekit (http://rekit.js.

I've had a mixed history with Redux. It always felt like a ton of overhead to maintain on top of React. However I recently started using Rekit (http://rekit.js.org/ http://rekit.js.org/) which is a web-based IDE specifically for React+Redux and I'm loving it. All the patterns the IDE defaults to (and in some cases enforces/automates) are ones that I had to learn painfully (and repeatedly) in other contexts. Now when I need a new action I get the paired reducer, top level reducer tie-in, tests, all for free. It's great! Try it out on your next project!