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Zain Sajjad
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Mar 18, 2020 ⋅ 4 min read

Redux DevTools: Tips and tricks for faster debugging

Zain Sajjad Head of Product Experience at Peekaboo Guru. In love with mobile machine learning, React, React Native, and UI designing.

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3 Replies to "Redux DevTools: Tips and tricks for faster debugging"

  1. Very good blog, Zain. The blog gives detailed information about Redux DevTools. Redux actions and states are explained nicely and are easy to understand. Redux can be used to debug applications. The tips provided in the blog are good and help to debug faster. Redux is a powerful debugging tool.

    1. If someone is still wondering. When yoy pin a prop you see it with the following format state > parentProp > pinnedProp . Just click in state in that to unpin the prop.

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