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Since it was a relatively low level tool, just like React, that gave a lot of freedom to the user to find different ways to make it work for them. In particular when it came to async operations Redux itself gave no official solution. The most popular options are redux-thunk, redux-observable, and redux-saga. There were probably a dozen more options out there.
Libraries like react-query and SWR offer a very thin layer around data fetching that is able to manage your state as well. Or at least the state that has to be fetche from some remote location.
With the GraphQL revolution people realized that for plenty of applications data fetching is so coupled with state management that it was probably a good idea to marry the two into a single abomination solution. And thus Apollo and Relay showed up.
Since it was a relatively low level tool, just like React, that gave a lot of freedom to the user to find different ways to make it work for them. In particular when it came to async operations Redux itself gave no official solution. The most popular options are redux-thunk, redux-observable, and redux-saga. There were probably a dozen more options out there.
This is when solutions like Recoil and Jotai come into play. The elevator pitch is: imagine if useState was global.
This is when solutions like Recoil and Jotai come into play. The elevator pitch is: imagine if useState was global.
Then came Flux.