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Expand Up @@ -20,18 +20,18 @@ Full documentation at http://reduxkotlin.org.

## Mission Statement

Provide a standard redux implementation for Kotlin. In doing so will foster a ecosystem of
Provide a standard redux implementation for Kotlin. In doing so will foster an ecosystem of
middleware, store
enhancers, & dev tools. These core values will guide descisions for the project:
enhancers, & dev tools. These core values will guide decisions for the project:

* core redux-kotlin will be a minimal implementation that other libraries can build upon
* modular development (follow example of https://github.com/reduxjs)
* support for all platforms supported by Kotlin multiplatform (JVM, iOS, Native, JS, WASM)
* developed in open and enable discussion for all interested parties via open channels (slack,
github, etc. TBD)
* not owned by a individual or company
* not owned by an individual or a company

Redux in Kotlin, and in mobile in particular, may differ a bit from javascript. Many have found the
Redux in Kotlin, and mobile in particular, may differ a bit from javascript. Many have found the
basic pattern useful
on Android & iOS leading to tens of opensource redux libraries in Kotlin, Java, and Swift, yet an
ecosystem has yet to
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