I would recommend every developer to take a close look at redux and make an effort to really understand it. The library (i.e. the actual implementation) in and on itself is actually secondary in this case, but the concept (single-directional data flow + persistent data structures) is very powerful and a useful tool to have on your belt in many other cases, even outside UI and Javascript. I feel that I learned a lot about proper data flow by studying it, and I'm not even a real frontend developer.
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I would recommend every developer to take a close look at redux and make an effort to really understand it. The library (i.e. the actual implementation) in and on itself is actually secondary in this case, but the concept (single-directional data flow + persistent data structures) is very powerful and a useful tool to have on your belt in many other cases, even outside UI and Javascript. I feel that I learned a lot about proper data flow by studying it, and I'm not even a real frontend developer.