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kentcdodds.com | ||
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blog.logrocket.com
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| | | | | This guide provides a foundational understanding of Redux, highlighting its functionalities and why you should use it for state management. | |
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frontendmastery.com
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| | | | | Understand the core problems state management libraries need to solve. And how the proliferation of modern libraries address them in new ways. | |
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szymonkrajewski.pl
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| | | | | I remember how I was excited discovering how much frontend frameworks like AngularJS could make my work easier. Even though I was a strong backend-oriented programmer I decided to learn the concept of Angular. I dug into it at ease and I started using this tool in my daily work. Since I changed my job I lost the opportunity to use frontend technologies regularly. However, I'm still fascinated about this part of software development and I follow trends and latest changes. Therefore AngularJS 1.x was officially abandoned I started looking for something new and fresh. I didn't look for a long time. When I first saw React library, I fall in love with it. I quickly caught the concept behind this tool, thanks to ubiquitous tutorials and examples. I read a lot abou... | |
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sandroroth.com
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| | | Reducers are not only useful for global state management. They can also be used for local component state. And compared to plain useReducer() we can reduce boilerplate code by adapting the API of modern reducer libraries like Redux Toolkit (RTK). | ||
