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by skydhash 1508 days ago
They can, but for any reasonable sized application, you're basically recreating bare redux. If someone is good with both, it can architect and choses the correct one based on the needs of your software. But if you find that your global state needs are not small, you just chose redux - add a library like rematch on top to reduce boilerplate - so it's straightforward for your junior.
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Out of curiosity, any particular reason you'd suggest Rematch instead of our official Redux Toolkit package?

If you're familiar with both already, are there any parts of Rematch's API you prefer over RTK's, that we should consider looking at for inspiration?