I disagree. Bridging the concerns split between between HTML, JS and CSS helps a ton and would be a lot of code to write if not for React (or similar frameworks).
I feel this is because many people confuse Redux (or flux) with React itself.
Or the more general problem of not knowing the difference between store state, local component state, and component instance state (the actual JS object's properties.)
The new Unstated library leveraging the next Context API is a nice balance I find for state management. It basically just mirrors Reacts setState style update system. Although you do lose the single source of truth pro of Redux.
Or the more general problem of not knowing the difference between store state, local component state, and component instance state (the actual JS object's properties.)
The new Unstated library leveraging the next Context API is a nice balance I find for state management. It basically just mirrors Reacts setState style update system. Although you do lose the single source of truth pro of Redux.