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An alternative to React Redux by React Hooks API (For both JavaScript and TypeScript)

Motivation Everyone is excited about the new React Hooks API. So am I. Having been thinking how to manage global state, the Hooks API seems promising. By the way, I like Redux a lot, but I don’t like react-redux a.k.a connect very much. It is too complicated for beginners to use it properly. For example, reselect / memoization is a hard concept to explain. My recommendation is to structure a global state so that mapStateToProps only needs to select a part of the state without any logic. If you are really free to structure a global state, you can make it so that it selects direct properties of the state, which means “one-depth”.



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An alternative to React Redux by React Hooks API (For both JavaScript and TypeScript)

https://blog.axlight.com/posts/an-alternative-to-react-redux-by-react-hooks-api-for-both-javascript-and-typescript

Motivation Everyone is excited about the new React Hooks API. So am I. Having been thinking how to manage global state, the Hooks API seems promising. By the way, I like Redux a lot, but I don’t like react-redux a.k.a connect very much. It is too complicated for beginners to use it properly. For example, reselect / memoization is a hard concept to explain. My recommendation is to structure a global state so that mapStateToProps only needs to select a part of the state without any logic. If you are really free to structure a global state, you can make it so that it selects direct properties of the state, which means “one-depth”.



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An alternative to React Redux by React Hooks API (For both JavaScript and TypeScript)

Motivation Everyone is excited about the new React Hooks API. So am I. Having been thinking how to manage global state, the Hooks API seems promising. By the way, I like Redux a lot, but I don’t like react-redux a.k.a connect very much. It is too complicated for beginners to use it properly. For example, reselect / memoization is a hard concept to explain. My recommendation is to structure a global state so that mapStateToProps only needs to select a part of the state without any logic. If you are really free to structure a global state, you can make it so that it selects direct properties of the state, which means “one-depth”.

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