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"However, fast forward to 2018 and React.js is the popular choice for React.js development." Huh?
Rather than what?
In fact another article linked ends pretty abruptly too.
"However, fast forward to 2018 and React.js is the popular choice for React.js development." Huh?
redux is useful for a lot more than just async fetching & loading. I think these new features will just reduce the scope of what redux is used heavily for.
Redux is a state management layer. Future fetching does nothing to solve app-level state management.
Gross misrepresentation of Dan's talk by this article and he made zero mention of the React context API in the talk.
https://dev-blog.apollodata.com/the-future-of-state-manageme...
I think it'll also be interesting to see how Apollo continues to evolve in this space as more people adopt GraphQL in their React apps. Apollo is getting more and more state management features that can handle lots of what Redux is doing: https://dev-blog.apollodata.com/the-future-of-state-manageme...
Seriously?
A CS degree is not necessary in order to understand functional programming, and it's not like reducer functions are all that complicated.
I think it'll also be interesting to see how Apollo continues to evolve in this space as more people adopt GraphQL in their React apps. Apollo is getting more and more state management features that can handle lots of what Redux is doing: https://dev-blog.apollodata.com/the-future-of-state-manageme...
Apollo uses Redux under the hood.