I've used the React Redux Toolkit extensively and it's amazing. It takes a lot of the hassle and some of the complexity of redux out. But you're correct, if I was starting a new project, I'd use the inbuilt React tools such as the useReducer Hook and the Context API like you said.
This does have drawbacks, however, such as unnecessary re-renders. You can mitigate this using a small helper library like React Tracked.
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Hey Christian,
I've used the React Redux Toolkit extensively and it's amazing. It takes a lot of the hassle and some of the complexity of redux out. But you're correct, if I was starting a new project, I'd use the inbuilt React tools such as the useReducer Hook and the Context API like you said.
This does have drawbacks, however, such as unnecessary re-renders. You can mitigate this using a small helper library like React Tracked.