> React is great until you have non-trivial state management then life starts to suck again.
I agree. This is a bit where the lack of frontend seniority tend to show it's colors in my opinion. People try to fit every use case onto e.g. Redux (or the even less competent useState) and then try to throw middleware at it to solve all of the complexity they're drowning in.
Frontend really should utilize more powerful state management tools (when necessary of course), e.g. Observables or Finite State Machines. We're using hammers to solve problems that require screwdrivers.
I agree. This is a bit where the lack of frontend seniority tend to show it's colors in my opinion. People try to fit every use case onto e.g. Redux (or the even less competent useState) and then try to throw middleware at it to solve all of the complexity they're drowning in.
Frontend really should utilize more powerful state management tools (when necessary of course), e.g. Observables or Finite State Machines. We're using hammers to solve problems that require screwdrivers.