I agree, but I would also say that it took a loooooong time IMO for react to get good global state management. IMO Redux was generally a disaster - a big overco

I agree, but I would also say that it took a loooooong time IMO for react to get good global state management. IMO Redux was generally a disaster - a big overcomplication with lots of unnecessary conceptual pieces - actions/reducers/selectors etc., and I've yet to see a Redux front end that didn't turn into an incomprehensible mess. All I really wanted was just `useState()` but for a piece of state that can be shared between components. I think that exists now in easy-to-use libraries like jotai and zustand, but it certainly took a while to get there. In retrospect I don't think this is that uncommon (overcomplicating something at first and then just simplifying it to the few core things people want) - graybeards like me may remember some of the original EJB horrors.