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I've been really itching for something that's like Redux, but works better with bundle splitting, has first-class support for entities and caching requests, and

I've been really itching for something that's like Redux, but works better with bundle splitting, has first-class support for entities and caching requests, and still has proper Typescript support. I'm going to be looking into this.

nsonha 5y ago
people have been thinking about that since we first used redux (which is what? 7 years) but it hasn't happened yet. Maybe, just maybe redux is a shit library, on top of which building something like that would be awkward, just look at RTK.
- acemarke 5y ago
  Hi, I'm a Redux maintainer, and I created RTK. Can you clarify what you mean by "awkward"? FWIW, we have a _lot_ of very happy RTK users out there: https://www.reddit.com/r/reactjs/comments/px6kxy/redux_toolkit_is_awesome/ https://www.reddit.com/r/reactjs/comments/px6kxy/redux_toolk...
  - nsonha 5y ago
    hey this is just a passer by rant and I did not intend to start a conversation about a topic I consider rather boring and visited countless times in the front-end community. At this point all arguments have been presented by someone at some point. I don't have anything new to say, and don't use redux anymore. I don't know what the fact that you have "_a lot_" of happy users has anything to do here, may be that should make me happy? I should be.
    - plutonorm 5y ago
      how unpleasant.
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