[acemarke]

I'm not sure why you feel this relates to Redux, tbh.

The Redux core is tiny and very stable. There were a couple technically "breaking" changes within the first couple months after it hit 1.0 in July 2015, and it stayed on 3.x until the middle of last year. The bump to 4.x was primarily due to updated TypeScript typings.

React-Redux has also been very stable, especially in terms of public API. We've reworked the internals a couple times to address various aspects of interacting with React, but the public API has been basically unchanged since the start of 2016.

I wrote a post on "The History and Implementation of React-Redux" that explains what React-Redux does, how it's evolved over time, and why the various changes were made:

https://blog.isquaredsoftware.com/2018/11/react-redux-histor...