This really reads like it was written by someone who does not know how React and Redux are used. Both of those libraries are incredibly straightforward and mini

This really reads like it was written by someone who does not know how React and Redux are used. Both of those libraries are incredibly straightforward and minimal in their functionality — orders of magnitude less complex and multifaceted than something like Hibernate or Spring. When you compare a React app with something written with what JS “used” to be (vanilla JS with browser hacks, jQuery, Backbone) the number of hacks or workarounds per line of code in the React app is much lower in my experience.