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@purged Beats me. The cryptic terms got me stumped for a bit, so I got to reading then using Redux. It did help with state persistence when the app grew in complexity, but not before. Even then, I wasn't sure.
Solid backend code often mitigated the need for Redux.
I learned it mostly to impress teams I were interviewing to join.
For personal React/React Native projects I depend on Realm, Horizon or Rails.
Rewriting my Swift app in React Native and being told I should get familiar with Redux now...
I have written some REALLY complex stuff in my career, but I simply cannot wrap my head around "state," Redux, or why.
After adding in Redux and converting to it's folder structure, adding a random action, type, container, and reducer, and my app still works the same way I'm left wondering: "why did I need this?"
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