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Developer Community | 👍 Larger and Active Community Redux has a larger developer community which makes it easier to find solutions and get help from experts. It also has a vast library of available plugins and packages. | 👎 Smaller Community Although Vuex has a decent community, it is not as active as Redux's community. This can make it harder for developers to find solutions to particular problems.
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Simplicity | 👍 Simple and Easy to Implement Redux's core principle is to keep things simple and concise. It provides clear and understandable guidelines by separating concerns in different layers, making it a lot easier to implement. | 👎 Complex and Confusing Setup Vuex can be more complex than Redux. It requires a lot of boilerplate code and can be overwhelming for new developers to get started.
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Debugging | 👍 Easy Debugging With Redux, it is easy to debug and trace the state of an application. Redux has strong debugging tools that make it simple to identify and trace errors, even in larger applications. | 👎 Difficult Debugging Vuex is not as friendly when it comes to debugging. It can be tough to pinpoint what is causing issues, particularly when dealing with asynchronous actions and mutations.
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Compatibility with React | 👍 Compatible with React and Other Libraries Redux works well with React and other JavaScript libraries. It's common in the industry and is extensively used by developers. | 👎 Less Compatible with React Vuex is, first and foremost, built for Vue.js. Although it can work outside Vue, it is not a native React library, making it less compatible with React and other libraries. |