> If any react noobs are reading this, the best React state management setup for you is Redux+Immer.
React noobs should just stick to React's own useState and useContext hooks. There are issues with it, but it's not as bad.
Here's what Pete Hunt from the original React team said last week: "Literally never ever use Redux on a new project under any circumstances. Even if it’s what the team knows." [1]
React noobs should just stick to React's own useState and useContext hooks. There are issues with it, but it's not as bad.
Here's what Pete Hunt from the original React team said last week: "Literally never ever use Redux on a new project under any circumstances. Even if it’s what the team knows." [1]
1: https://twitter.com/floydophone/status/1365824299060273153?s...