Thanks for sharing this, is interesting to hear what other folks are doing in practice!
We were actually thinking of migrating to something similar in terms of data fetching to Apollo/graphql and leaving redux for more app wide state problems.
Could you share any further insights on how you started organising this project? I.e. some pieces in Apollo/graphQL while maintaining a redux core, (presumably that's the core you started with?). Would be really interested.
Also I share your sentiment exactly, redux isn't dead. It's still a really solid approach to state management, and in complex applications I still think it's one of the best options. Thanks and kudos to the maintainers!
We were actually thinking of migrating to something similar in terms of data fetching to Apollo/graphql and leaving redux for more app wide state problems.
Could you share any further insights on how you started organising this project? I.e. some pieces in Apollo/graphQL while maintaining a redux core, (presumably that's the core you started with?). Would be really interested.
Also I share your sentiment exactly, redux isn't dead. It's still a really solid approach to state management, and in complex applications I still think it's one of the best options. Thanks and kudos to the maintainers!