In my last project, for local state, I simply used React traditional way, But for global state, due to time constraint (Mastering Redux would take longer time) I used reactn : github.com/CharlesStover/reactn
It was easy to use and worked well.
However, now I am going back to consider Redux again, because, in addition to the things mentioned in the documentation, for motivation to use it, I think I like the idea of storing states centrally (via store). Other reason for using Redux is because it is likely I will be working in a team that uses Redux. In my last project, I worked as a lone full-stack developer, so I could pick anything suitable.
Still, it will take time for me to learn and really use it in a real project. So, I also consider using Context and other built-in React API (useReducer) for achieving the same purpose, i.e dealing with global state.
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In my last project, for local state, I simply used React traditional way, But for global state, due to time constraint (Mastering Redux would take longer time) I used reactn : github.com/CharlesStover/reactn
It was easy to use and worked well.
However, now I am going back to consider Redux again, because, in addition to the things mentioned in the documentation, for motivation to use it, I think I like the idea of storing states centrally (via store). Other reason for using Redux is because it is likely I will be working in a team that uses Redux. In my last project, I worked as a lone full-stack developer, so I could pick anything suitable.
Still, it will take time for me to learn and really use it in a real project. So, I also consider using Context and other built-in React API (useReducer) for achieving the same purpose, i.e dealing with global state.