I remember I didn't have any concerns with state management when I was using emberjs. not sure why. Now, working with react, I have successfully avoided redux

I remember I didn't have any concerns with state management when I was using emberjs. not sure why. Now, working with react, I have successfully avoided redux and any extra state management like yhe plague. Good abstractions, hook factories (under-disscussed topic imho), some sparse contexts. So far it has worked out great. I recently managed to implement quite complex requirements using these disciplines on a project while some other part of the same project contains redux-hell to do some simpler things