Hi! Thanks for reading my article and sorry for the delay.
Yes, in my opinion I do prefer Rx over Redux, but I don't pretend to be radical. This article is just to show a different way to develop React apps. What I like from RxJS it that you could use operators as complex as you need it or as simple as you want.
Don't get me wrong, I agree that Redux is a good way to start (I was a newcomer when I used it too) and it helped me a lot to solve state problems as you said. I do prefer use Redux instead a React App without any tool to manage the app state.
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Hi! Thanks for reading my article and sorry for the delay.
Yes, in my opinion I do prefer Rx over Redux, but I don't pretend to be radical. This article is just to show a different way to develop React apps. What I like from RxJS it that you could use operators as complex as you need it or as simple as you want.
Don't get me wrong, I agree that Redux is a good way to start (I was a newcomer when I used it too) and it helped me a lot to solve state problems as you said. I do prefer use Redux instead a React App without any tool to manage the app state.