> The problem with his style is that he parades himself as an expert but he's emphatically not an expert
Erm... I've been a Redux maintainer since mid-2016. I oversaw development of React-Redux v5 and v6, wrote v7 by myself, and directed development of the hooks API in v7.1 over the course of multiple 250+-comment issue threads.
I've written the Redux FAQ, "Structuring Reducers" usage guide, the "Style Guide" best practices page, almost all of the Redux Toolkit docs, and the new 25K-word "Redux Essentials" real-world tutorial.
I've written about 150K words of Redux-related blog posts, including tutorials, history, technical architecture, and best practices.
I've given multiple conference talks on how Redux works and how to use it.
Even if you don't agree with the approaches I'm recommending that folks use...
if _I_ don't qualify as an "expert" on this topic, who _does_? :)
If you have actual substantive technical arguments for other approaches we should be recommending, please feel free to open up an issue to discuss them. I'm genuinely always interested in ways we can make it easier for people to learn and use Redux.