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title: "Comment by Tony Brown on \"Tips For a Better Redux Architecture: Lessons for Enterprise Scale\" | Hashnode"
description: "Great write up. I worked for HPE as a contractor and we had the task of building a marketplace for HPE employees (data scientists). It was a huge application to"
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[Discussion](https://hashnode.com/posts/tips-for-a-better-redux-architecture-lessons-for-enterprise-scale/58327eec23b26d367bf71cd3)

Comment [Tips For a Better Redux Architecture: Lessons for Enterprise Scale](https://hashnode.com/posts/tips-for-a-better-redux-architecture-lessons-for-enterprise-scale/58327eec23b26d367bf71cd3)

[Tony Brown](https://hashnode.com/@tbrown)

[Oct 3, 2017](https://hashnode.com/posts/tips-for-a-better-redux-architecture-lessons-for-enterprise-scale/58327eec23b26d367bf71cd3/comment/59d36aba1ad3f3c271afb1c7)

Great write up. I worked for HPE as a contractor and we had the task of building a marketplace for HPE employees (data scientists). It was a huge application to say the least, we had data lakes, several databases. We used Docker swarms and had micro-services and followed "best practices". Redux was a great way to maintain application state, and helped get the MVP up and running in a few months, which IMO was amazing!

[Michael Gilley](https://hashnode.com/@michaelgilley)

[Oct 4, 2017](https://hashnode.com/posts/tips-for-a-better-redux-architecture-lessons-for-enterprise-scale/58327eec23b26d367bf71cd3/comment/59d36aba1ad3f3c271afb1c7#reply-59d54dd68109ada408d1ee72)

Agreed. The React/Redux architecture is one of the fastest code-to-production stacks out there because of its uniformity of design and narrowing of potential bug paths. I'm getting more into mobx-state-tree coupled with TS these days though. It's just as fast but cuts out some of the redundant boilerplate of redux modules. Cheers!

[Tony Brown](https://hashnode.com/@tbrown)

[Oct 5, 2017](https://hashnode.com/posts/tips-for-a-better-redux-architecture-lessons-for-enterprise-scale/58327eec23b26d367bf71cd3/comment/59d36aba1ad3f3c271afb1c7#reply-59d614f6e7423662036729a3)

I've looked into MobX as well.

Have you tried Flow instead of TS? I find it cuts down on the boilerplate of TS and is more inline with the way I write JavaScript. Just a suggestion, we all have our preferences.