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Redux

A JS library for predictable global state management

Redux is an open-source libraries and runtimes project on GitHub under the MIT license (permissive), with 61k stars. It is built with TypeScript and V8. Its last push was 16 days ago.

Stars
61k
License
MIT
Activity
Active
Latest release
v5.0.1

Code on GitHub Website

Newer and better: Zustand instead of Redux. For new React apps, use Zustand.

Judgement

What it is
Building block
What it does
A JavaScript library that keeps application state in one store, changed only by dispatching actions to pure reducer functions, with time-travel debugging through its devtools.
Adopt it when
You have a large app with complex shared state and want strict, traceable updates; use it through Redux Toolkit.
Watch out
The core package changes little and is verbose on its own; the maintainers recommend Redux Toolkit for all new code.
Ready for
Production-ready
Runs as
Library
Built with
TypeScript
How established
Established: started 11 years ago, latest release v5.0.1.
What the license allows
You can build it into a product you sell, as long as you keep its copyright notice.

Judged on 2026-11-06 from the project's README and GitHub data. The license and age lines are worked out directly.

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