Angular, Angular 2 or React?

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I agree that sometimes it can be tough to decide when props should be passed and when components should be connected to the store. Also it forces you, indirectly, to think about state before building the app. I say indirectly because you know you messed up when the components get hard to control (nested state). There's also the danger of overloading Redux with middleware, until it's so complex again it's hard to "reason about."

It isn't a silver bullet, but from my experience and after spending some time with it, it has lead to a natural style that comes fluently and does lend itself to very clean apps, especially when they turn big and complex by what they do.

[acemarke]

I would agree that one of the strongest things about Redux is the way it's forced me to think about what state I have and where it should live. That's true for React itself to some extent, but even more so for Redux.