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Discussion on: Why I Stopped Using Redux

 
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khelnagar • Edited

Thank you for your reply.

Sure it depends that’s why I am still thinking. I am not really aware yet of how big data would be or which parts (all or some?)of the app would need the global state so that I can define it is really big, to decide whether to dump Context/hooks.

I more inclined into avoiding Redux as I can see that my current challenges are just prop drilling and updating state globally from anywhere in comp tree, where I see built-in React is enough.

Am I missing future challenges that Redux would solve down the line, and I am not aware of as not grown big yet?

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Ilê Caian

You can always change from one to another tool, if you need to do so. In my personal opinion we lose too much time advocating for one or another tool instead of experiment and create Proof of Concepts.
There are things that we'll only learn by experience and time. If Context API is ok and you feel that this tool attend all your needs, it's ok to maintain! Just don't be blind to another tools and avoid learning just because someone told you to :smile;