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My kingdom for a React state management approach that is unopinionated and also modular, instead of just assuming that your whole application has a single centrally-managed state tree
@f0x You *can* have multiple stores, but then there won't be any integration points between them AFAIK - only half of modularity is about isolation, the other half is about having ergonomic ways to break that modularity in controlled ways
@joepie91 hmm, what are you trying to do that Redux can't? It's discouraged but you could also just run multiple stores