[ryanbrunner]

There's consensus on Redux - that's not what I'm talking about. There seems to be a fair amount of desire for something that simplifies "straightforward" state management. The Redux maintainers don't seem to be interested in this, preferring it to be something created by the community. As far as I can see though, no one is filling that gap.

[acemarke]

I'm a Redux maintainer, and I'm _absolutely_ interested in making it easier for people to get started with Redux. I opened up an issue thread earlier this year to get community feedback and ideas on how we can do that: https://github.com/reactjs/redux/issues/2295 .

We don't plan to modify the Redux core itself, but I would _love_ to be able to list some tools as "approved" or "blessed" ways to get started easier.

Sadly, I just don't have enough free time to go build much of anything like that myself, but I will happily work with anyone in the community who's interested in doing so.

I also hope to revamp the Redux docs "Ecosystem" page to more specifically point to certain tools as recommended solutions to specific problems, but again haven't had time to do so yet.