<aside> 🤔 What if we could get rid of reducer boilerplate?

Riduce provides zero hassle state management that's typed, flexible and scalable.

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Why? Because reducer boilerplate sucks.

Whether you're using Redux or useReducer, the reducer pattern, popular in React, is:

😍 Powerful and flexible - predictable updates with easy-to-test pure functions

😭 Horrible to implement - difficult to learn, tedious to operate and painful to scale.

• 🤮 Developers find reducer boilerplate tedious, cumbersome and convoluted.

How does it suck? Difficult, tedious, painful.

The reducer and actions pattern is:

❌ difficult to learn so juniors miss out on the benefits of useReducer and get lost in the Redux weeds

❌ tedious to operate since trivial updates use a repetitive setup (case statement, action types, action creators)

❌ painful to scale because as your state changes and grows, your reducer boilerplate grows linearly with it

What if type-safe state management was quicker, easier and simpler?

Riduce is a library written to be:

✅ Strongly-typed, so your state stays predictable

✅ Trivial to scale as your state grows more complex

✅ Zero hassle, with just two lines of code...

... and one of the two lines to setup is an import. ⚡

<aside> ⚡ Yes, it's really just two lines to get started!

Quick Start shows how you can add useRiducer to a React function component, or add riduce to your Redux state management, both with just two lines.

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That's it! Now you've got a type-safe way to dispatch arbitrary actions, with zero hassle.

Next steps:

• Quick Start to get up and running immediately
• Watch the talk introducing Riduce
• Guides + examples for handy explanations and demos
• Docs and API for full documentation