[oh-kumudo]

Not to mention that the API is very intuitive and programmer friendly. For me, using Mobx doesn't force me to write things its own way, but instead enables me to write things MY way, but just hook it up with Mobx when needed. It is a more of a library than a framework, a guest not a intruder.

While with Redux, not that I am bitching about it, it first states that I need to accept several principles before I can better appreciate it. Then here comes all the middlewares, like redux-saga/redux-thunk and the list goes on. As a causal, meaning I am not writing js fulltime but do use it in some non-trivial situtation when needed, I feel it quite heavy and burdensome, making hesitant to adopt it unless being asked to.