The actual functionality of viewing React state changes in Redux Devtools, is pretty compelling. Why doesn't the headline say that and instead makes this false

The actual functionality of viewing React state changes in Redux Devtools, is pretty compelling. Why doesn't the headline say that and instead makes this false claim? No, if you have a complex application, like a spreadsheet, hooks are not all you need, because even a single edited cell will trigger updates so far up the component tree, that you re-render thousands of cells for each single keypress. And no, useContext doesn't really help with that, because you still don't get the fine-grained reactivity.