Saying that something is the best for everything would yield nothing but an unproductive debate. There is no such thing as one-size-fits-all in libraries, otherwise everybody would just use Redux for everything. Even the author of Redux himself does not recommend that.
Someone out there could be searching for the "simplest" instead of the "best", and there's nothing wrong with that.
Trashing other libraries in favor of your own favorite is not exactly helping anyone. I hope you actually looked at the library first before concluding that it is only "good for increment-decrement examples", but thanks for your feedback in any case.
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Saying that something is the best for everything would yield nothing but an unproductive debate. There is no such thing as one-size-fits-all in libraries, otherwise everybody would just use Redux for everything. Even the author of Redux himself does not recommend that.
Someone out there could be searching for the "simplest" instead of the "best", and there's nothing wrong with that.
Trashing other libraries in favor of your own favorite is not exactly helping anyone. I hope you actually looked at the library first before concluding that it is only "good for increment-decrement examples", but thanks for your feedback in any case.