What about using Redux in React Native mobile apps? Of course you should, if you're developing the same application for the web and for native platforms. In fact, I've implemented Neckbeard News in React Native for both iOS and Android. I encourage you to download the code for this book and get this application running for both web and native mobile.

There really is no difference in how you actually use Redux in a mobile app. The only difference is in the shape of state that's used. In other words, don't think that you can use the exact same Redux store and reducer functions in the web and native versions of your app. Think about React Native components. There's no one-size-fits-all component for many things. You have ...