Philosophy
The intended audience and development philosophy behind Lore
The intended audience and development philosophy behind Lore
Lastly, for developers who don't want to use Redux, Lore has very little direct value. Redux is a central component of the framework, and there's no getting away from it. Replacing it would require rewriting just about everything.
But the framework might provide some indirect value in it's effort to capture common application concerns that a framework (or architecture) should solve for, as well as small examples that demonstrate and test each of those concerns.
So if you're looking to build your own framework, or evaluating a non-Redux solution, it might be worthwhile to browse through the examples and use cases Lore is solving as a way of comparing solutions or thinking through common application concerns, or reading through the Quickstart since it covers the majority of common use cases that Lore was created to solve.