[ASalazarMX]

> [..] the most popular state management framework for React [..]

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> [..] maybe “state management” is not something you need a framework for?

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[ThePadawan]

Ah I beg your pardon. I read the comment in completely the wrong tone of voice.

To me it seemed like the comment was attacking its parent for investigating state management frameworks in the first place - when it in fact called out "no framework" as a valid alternative to any number of frameworks.

(I hope that made sense)

[meindnoch]

Exactly.