Do your job? I mean if it is that complicated, it has to have some purpose and value behind it, also you wouldn't be hired or tasked to improve it. With redux t

Do your job? I mean if it is that complicated, it has to have some purpose and value behind it, also you wouldn't be hired or tasked to improve it. With redux there is a good chance the actions and state are at least very transparent, for example when using the devtools. In my experience it's a lot harder to deal with mutable state in some context provider or something.