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I like having the choice, for us immer and context usually is all we need beyond state & props so would not like to be forced into something opinionated. Free t
by tony_landis 5y ago
I like having the choice, for us immer and context usually is all we need beyond state & props so would not like to be forced into something opinionated. Free to choose just like you decide how to interface with your backend/state. Don’t turn this into a rails or danjo, please :)
- matthoiland 5y agoI totally understand. The old Redux adage is "don't use it until you need to". Most apps won't need a big, opinionated state management – but when you do, it's nice having something robust, verbose, opinionated, and rails or django-like.