I'm not going to say you're wrong, because I don't have claim to back mine up, either. So, this is for the sake of discussion. The sentiment that everybody rea

I'm not going to say you're wrong, because I don't have claim to back mine up, either. So, this is for the sake of discussion. The sentiment that everybody reaches for Redux is tired, in my opinion. After following many in the web development community and keeping up with online forums such as this, it's fairly clear to me that people have moved on from the heavy armor previously associated with React if they have a choice. For instance, people learned that they were using Redux for prop drilling, which led to many switching over to the context API natively from React. Another good example is Gatsby, for those who realized they have a static site and would like to address the SEO issues associated with a SPA. Also, a lot of times, companies adopted React and Redux before the inception of these new, more powerful libraries that are obvious choices on the ground as of August 2020. But, have fun refactoring your entire client side state seamlessly if you're tracking state more sophisticated than the status of the application sidebar.