With React you can always use a very simple global store, and re-render the whole React tree when changing data in the store, or something more fine-grained lik

With React you can always use a very simple global store, and re-render the whole React tree when changing data in the store, or something more fine-grained like this hook https://gist.github.com/caub/1ab1190ae9e309318905be734364b654 https://gist.github.com/caub/1ab1190ae9e309318905be734364b65.... Completely agreed about Redux and other over-engineered state management