> everyone is looking into trendy redux replacements now
A lot of people are probably soured on redux forever (that's how these things tend to work) but they've done a really great job with their hooks based API and especially the redux toolkit/RTK Query. Getting started today using the toolkit is so much more straightforward and easier to understand that it feels like a totally new library. If you're still living in the old school redux world of trying to explain containers vs components, mapStateToProps, how to build reducers from scratch, how to organize ducks, etc., you really should take a look at the newer tooling.
A lot of people are probably soured on redux forever (that's how these things tend to work) but they've done a really great job with their hooks based API and especially the redux toolkit/RTK Query. Getting started today using the toolkit is so much more straightforward and easier to understand that it feels like a totally new library. If you're still living in the old school redux world of trying to explain containers vs components, mapStateToProps, how to build reducers from scratch, how to organize ducks, etc., you really should take a look at the newer tooling.