React’s Context API and Hooks, while foundational for many state management libraries, can be inefficient for large-scale applications and cumbersome for developers due to the need for custom Hooks. As an alternative, Storeon, a lightweight, event-driven state management library, offers a modular and Redux-like approach using the Context API internally to manage state. Storeon allows developers to define state and operations in modules, which are registered as global stores, and employs an event-driven approach for state changes, offering a more streamlined experience for smaller applications. It supports visualization of state changes through Redux DevTools and provides methods for dispatching events, making it an efficient choice for managing application state without the complexity of custom Hooks. Storeon’s event-driven and modular design makes it a viable option for developers seeking a simpler state management solution compared to Redux, especially when dealing with smaller applications where Redux might be excessive.