I have mixed feelings about this - partially because a so called “UI State” stores relations between types. Flat stores are a lot like simple tables. I’ve yet t

I have mixed feelings about this - partially because a so called “UI State” stores relations between types. Flat stores are a lot like simple tables. I’ve yet to be convinced one approach is superior to the other. I agree with container components and it’s the containers job to shape the data. In theory if we had M projects and N tasks - we’d have to perform M*N lookups to get project names for each task. Most client applications don’t expect a million records, and in the grand scheme either approach might not matter; however, maintaining object relations gives us a clear overview of how data links together, making it easier to debug and demystify.