I’ve been programming for 30 years, 10 of them professionally, and React+Redux is one of the most over-complicated generalizations that I have ever seen in my life. There are better ways of doing things. If you’re a fan, great… stick to what you know and like. When jQuery was on it’s way out since 90% of the problems it solved didn’t exist anymore, tons of developers clung to it like it was their last hope, refusing to consider any alternatives, confused when their resumes landed at the bottom of the pile or they couldn’t secure clients because everyone else has moved on to more advanced (and sane) tools. Good luck React fans, you’re gonna need it.