> That level of abstraction sounds nice, but isn't really practical The only thing not practical about it is that in these days and age, the amount of people w

> That level of abstraction sounds nice, but isn't really practical The only thing not practical about it is that in these days and age, the amount of people with data modeling experience is low. But it totally does work in practice and is, IMO, the only way to really be productive with Redux. Otherwise any change you make or any new feature requires modifying components, actions, AND reducers. At that point you're just doing 3 times the work for everything.