[vcarl]

Very excellent writeup of some tricky concepts. Nothing in here is terribly new (or, I would even argue, particularly controversial among those familiar with Redux), but until now it has mainly been available through a combination of Twitter threads, Reddit comments, StackOverflow answers, and Gists. I was fortunate enough to have followed Redux from the initial talk releasing it and was able to discover and parse these in real time, but for new users attempting to get up to speed, that's not viable.

To have a pair of documents that consolidates all of the ideas that have trickled out regarding Redux from creators, maintainers, and others who "get" the concepts is absolutely fantastic. Kudos, Mark.