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Hello VarnaParan
I just go through with one video to avoid my confussion in youtube
Let me share link with you
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eDomZxzi19Y&t=1907s
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Helllo Vamaparan D,
With or without doesn't matter, You need to choose the option based on you application complexity. REDUX structure of React is quite hard to understand and utilize. but once you get awarness or get the idea behind the REDUX strucutre you will love it.
Although the alternative of REACT + REDUX is Jumpsuit, Which is also a React Framework. So you can use that as well.
For Jumpsuit please refer this blog link - https://www.c-sharpcorner.com/blogs/jumpsuit-a-react-framework
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Tech Writer 4.4k 193.7k 4y Deciding whether to use state management library like redux the main point to keep in mind is the complexity of the project. Complexity in the sense that tree structure of the components. For the project with simple tree structures, it is easier to maintain the states of the components and pass the data between the components.
But for the project with complex tree structure, the state will have to be lifted to the nearest parent component and to the next until it gets to an ancestor that is common to both components that need the state and then, it is passed down, so we need to manage the communication between the components using some state management library.
I would suggest not to use state management tool until and unless the state and callbacks in your lowest child component doesn’t confuse you that how the data is being passed and how the state is being managed.
For getting some more idea, you can refer to this article - https://www.c-sharpcorner.com/article/basic-redux-concepts-part-one/
