@runawaybottle, with sincere respect, you projected a lot of meaning into what I wrote: "You are suggesting that people that really don’t like Redux actually do

@runawaybottle, with sincere respect, you projected a lot of meaning into what I wrote: "You are suggesting that people that really don’t like Redux actually don’t know how to use it properly, misuse it, go down that rabbit hole and come out completely jaded by it." Nope. Neither implied nor intended. The article is a reasonable reaction by a redux maintainer to the dynamic I describe. "I don't like using Redux" is a totally valid opinion. "Redux is terrible" is, frankly, not a valid opinion. Neither is it valid for CSS, javascript, React, Vue, Pascal, COBOL nor what-have-you, and yet here we are yet again, letting fickle winds of fashion and facile opinion dictate what should be engineering decisions. Use redux if your use case applies. Don't use redux if it doesn't. If you find it unwieldy, dont use it. I wish the tech community could leave it there, but they don't.