Agreed... I've done a bit of simulation work, and the unidirectional flow for react (and redux) was pretty natural to me and similar to other approaches I'd used for ui composition and state management. A few patterns that can be more difficult (slightly/arguably) to get started with, but easy to repeat.
I've been a fan for several years now, almost a decade and I adopted the hooks relatively early on as well. It feels right, even if something under the covers are complex, you don't have to think about a lot of that when you aren't looking at it.
I've been a fan for several years now, almost a decade and I adopted the hooks relatively early on as well. It feels right, even if something under the covers are complex, you don't have to think about a lot of that when you aren't looking at it.