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React State Management Today

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What’s Wrong with State Management Libraries?

  • Steep learning curve: In order to effectively implement Redux, developers need to get familiarized with concepts and terms including selectors, reducers, actions, mapStateToProps, and much more.
  • Restructuring business logic: Introducing Redux requires a centralized store and taking the business logic away from React components to actions and reducers, which contradicts React’s component based approach.
  • Too much boilerplate: The file structure and flow complexity throughout a Redux app can be intimidating and difficult for React developers to learn.
  • No Concurrent Mode support: React is soon releasing Concurrent Mode and Redux currently does not have support for this.

 

Chris Lojniewski

Chris is the CEO of Pagepro, a software house focused on building scalable, high-performance web applications using Next.js and modern headless architectures. Pagepro helps companies move beyond monolithic systems by implementing composable, API-driven platforms that improve performance, flexibility, and long-term maintainability. Chris is a v0 ambassador (https://v0.app/@klojniewski ) and actively explores how AI-assisted development and modern tooling can reduce development friction. His focus is not just on technology choices, but on optimizing delivery processes, architecture decisions, and product scalability.

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