I should know better and read the description before buying it.
I bought it because I saw a few CSS tricks implementing the layouts, and it made me think it would be worth it.
But,
As soon as I installed it, I just realized you used Redux. I wouldn't have paid for the template if I realized that before.
Removing Redux from a codebase is extremely painful. Since this is primarily a template, I expected most states to be local to the components and have less to do with such a complex way to do state management in a system.
I am now better off rendering the page and copy-pasting HTML and CSS and hoping for the best.
Disappointed to see Redux in "these" projects, Coming from somebody that has been using React since 2014, I am an OG.
Author response
Hi, while we understand it might not be your preferred choice for state management, we want to clarify that Redux still remains a widely adopted solution within the React community and the use of Redux is clearly stated in our product description, If Redux does not align with your project's requirements, we recommend to raise a refund request
in https://themeforest.net/refund_requests/new, we will approve it.
