[solarkraft]

> But I really hate how react does not have a "blessed"/"official" router or state management, and a lot of "innovation" in this space simply looks like fashion waves nowadays, often reinventing the wheel, and are getting unpopular again over time.

From an ecosystem view point I think that's really cool! It means that they're not tied to anything and you can pick what works for you. The community, of course, has found its go-to solution anyway, fittingly named "React Router".

The state management situation is more complicated and I think that's even more beautiful, because someone liking Redux can just use it for themselves instead of it being forced on everyone.