When to Use Redux?
Redux is often recommended when you have complex state management needs, such as shared state across multiple components, deeply nested state hierarchies, or when state changes need to be tracked and logged for debugging purposes. Redux provides a predictable state container that follows a unidirectional data flow.
Do Hooks replace Redux?
React Hooks and Redux serve different purposes, but they can be used together or independently based on your application’s needs. Redux is a state management library, while React Hooks provides states with a way to manage local state and lifecycle events within functional components.
Let’s explore their roles and how they can complement each other: