Redux is a small and simple library that centralizes your application's state and makes it fully traceable, testable, and easy to debug with tools like time-travel debugging.
Official tools such as React-Redux and Redux Toolkit simplify usage by providing ready-made solutions for configuring stores, creating slice reducers, and handling asynchronous data flows with minimal boilerplate.
One attractive reason to use Redux is the clear data flow: actions are dispatched to reducers, state is updated, and components respond consistently. This clarity aids debugging and enables effective division of work in large teams.
With a large ecosystem of middleware, devtools, boilerplates, and example apps, you have everything needed to scale from small prototypes to large production applications.
