- State management: not necessarily in my opinion. This is not React. Don't use tools you don't need, don't apply principles of completely different libraries.

- State management: not necessarily in my opinion. This is not React. Don't use tools you don't need, don't apply principles of completely different libraries. Work with cascading parameter and contexts instead. - Runtime extensibility: you can do whatever you want in C# so you do you. In addition there is also DynamicComponent now, which is what I believe you are looking for.