[hnbreak]

Thanks for your reply. Man, so much legacy, now I get it better. The Quick Start sounds like a good next step and some low hanging fruit!

ps and to understand your That's outside of our scope and ability to help with. better: Are you not also maintainer of redux and react-redux?

[acemarke]

Yes, I'm a Redux maintainer. My point is that I can't do anything to prevent folks from asking "what state management approach should I use?", looking at NPM trends, reading other tutorials that espouse differing approaches, or jumping back and forth between the React, MobX, and Redux docs sites. All we can do is try to provide as much helpful info in our own docs, and even that assumes that folks even _read_ the Redux docs. I see a lot of people asking "I want to learn $TOOL, what's the best course on Udemy?", and not even looking at the actual docs for $TOOL at all. Doesn't matter how good the docs are if people don't read them :(