Too Long; Didn't Read
Following my article on <a href="https://itnext.io/no-boilerplate-global-state-management-in-react-b7d181167787" target="_blank">an intuitive, boilerplate-free global state solution for React</a>, I decided to put real data behind the concept. I started with a bare-bones example of a React application that harnesses Redux for global state management, and I converted it to ReactN. During this process, I measured objective changes in memory allocation and bundle size. A thorough analysis and source code is provided <a href="https://github.com/charlesStover/reactn-vs-redux" target="_blank">on GitHub</a>, but I will summarize here, as well as walk through how easy a conversion is and how much simpler the refactored code becomes.