Great job! I can tell you that React itself was probably not hard to learn, it was probably redux that made it challenging. I also learned redux with React at the same time when I first started using it, and it made things a lot harder. I would say try another state management strategy, like context. It's a lot easier to understand in the beginning.
Redux and the strategy of async messaging is useful to know though, it helped me to understand microservices and automation strategies later on down the road.
Great job! I can tell you that React itself was probably not hard to learn, it was probably redux that made it challenging. I also learned redux with React at the same time when I first started using it, and it made things a lot harder. I would say try another state management strategy, like context. It's a lot easier to understand in the beginning.
Redux and the strategy of async messaging is useful to know though, it helped me to understand microservices and automation strategies later on down the road.
Maybe createSlice method from redux-toolkit is easier than normal redux...