Excessively relying on state

With the advent of React, state management became a thing, and with it rose the popularity of tools such as Redux that advocated a single central data store to manage state. Over time, developers seem to have become obsessed with state management, relying far too much on these state management libraries. When developers make the shift from SPAs to microfrontends, they continue their obsession with state and spend a lot of time trying to persist state, making it work across different micro apps. With SPAs and also microfrontends, it is important to sparingly use these application-level states. When working with microfrontends, we encourage exploring concepts around Pub/Sub or an event emitter approach to sharing data between different micro apps. Alternatively, look at native browser data stores, such as session storage, IndexedDB, or local storage to manage persistent state, or if none of these is an option, then explore lightweight state management libraries...