Why i stoped using Redux and started using Nori-Store
State management has always been a cornerstone of building modern web applications, but let’s be honest—working with tools like Redux, MobX, or even React Query can often feel like overkill. Two years ago, I found myself frustrated with the endless boilerplate and complex setup these tools demanded. The first annoying thing was the abount of boilerplate code I had to write just to start working with my state. Secondly, there was the challenge of connecting it to the application - installing multiple libraries, providing a context, using special hooks(not such a big problem), adding actions and reducers... What could be simpler? One library for everything, no boilerplate for implementation, no context providers and no hooks (
State management has always been a cornerstone of building modern web applications, but let’s be honest—working with tools like Redux, MobX, or even React Query can often feel like overkill. Two years ago, I found myself frustrated with the endless boilerplate and complex setup these tools demanded.
The first annoying thing was the abount of boilerplate code I had to write just to start working with my state. Secondly, there was the challenge of connecting it to the application - installing multiple libraries, providing a context, using special hooks(not such a big problem), adding actions and reducers...
What could be simpler?
One library for everything, no boilerplate for implementation, no context providers and no hooks (
