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markerikson/redux-ecosystem-links
A categorized list of Redux-related addons, libraries, and utilities
A link collection maintained by Redux core team member Mark Erikson, cataloguing the broader Redux library ecosystem across reducers, middleware, side effects, devtools, and more. Useful as a reference for developers who need to find a specific type of Redux addon without sifting through npm search results. It is not a framework or library — it is a list of links.
Organized by genuine conceptual categories rather than alphabetical dumping — side effects alone gets five subcategories (functions, generators, observables, reducers, other). Coming from markerikson specifically means the curation reflects someone who actually understands the tradeoffs between these approaches. Covers the full Redux lifecycle including persistence, entity management, devtools, and testing — not just the obvious action/reducer/store trio. The breadth means if a Redux pattern exists, there's probably a link to it here.
Last meaningful update was June 2023, which matters because Redux Toolkit has shifted what the ecosystem looks like — many of the listed libraries solve problems RTK now solves out of the box, and that context is absent. No indication of which libraries are still maintained, deprecated, or superseded; you'll click into half of these and find repos last touched in 2018. It's a flat link dump with no annotations explaining why you'd pick one option over another in a given category. If you're starting a project today, this list needs heavy cross-referencing with npm download counts and github activity before trusting it.