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I think it'll also be interesting to see how Apollo continues to evolve in this space as more people adopt GraphQL in their React apps. Apollo is getting more and more state management features that can handle lots of what Redux is doing:

https://dev-blog.apollodata.com/the-future-of-state-manageme...

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We're using the Apollo stuff sometimes over in Angular apps also; at the moment I think this may be the strongest contender for a minimal code, declarative, "it just works" future.

Apollo uses Redux under the hood.

This is no longer the case with Apollo 2.0.

Not true for Apollo v2, it’s providing local state management via apollo-link-state plugin which works pretty well, and once they got the rest support working, it will be a very competitive alternative to redux.

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