The amount of things you need to know in order to use react and redux is ridiculously low.
You're basically just composing functions of two types "(state, action) => state" , and "state" => html.
The boilerplate consists of a few functions (really mostly createStore and connect) that are incredibly well documented.
There's almost nothing to understand and redux itself is almost not a lib (only 318 LOC). The whole thing is a pattern and redux is just a small, very well written key component of the pattern.
When people debate redux they debate about programming, not about a tool. That's why it's interesting and why it will never end.
The amount of things you need to know in order to use react and redux is ridiculously low.
You're basically just composing functions of two types "(state, action) => state" , and "state" => html.
The boilerplate consists of a few functions (really mostly createStore and connect) that are incredibly well documented.
There's almost nothing to understand and redux itself is almost not a lib (only 318 LOC). The whole thing is a pattern and redux is just a small, very well written key component of the pattern.
When people debate redux they debate about programming, not about a tool. That's why it's interesting and why it will never end.