Tag: redux

Methods For Tracking Action Status In Redux

Methods for tracking action status in Redux

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Redux allows you to set an immutable global state for an action, so its status is available anywhere in your app.

Maciej Cieślar
Aug 21, 2019 ⋅ 4 min read
How To Convert Your Existing Redux Containers To Hooks

How to convert your existing Redux containers to Hooks

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Learn how to free your components from the hassle of connected HOCs.

Zain Sajjad
May 5, 2019 ⋅ 5 min read

When (and when not) to use Redux

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Managing state when building complex tasks was quite a pain in the neck until Redux came along. Inspired by Flux […]

Christian Nwamba
Jan 19, 2019 ⋅ 5 min read

5 key Redux libraries to improve code reuse

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Redux is a very popular state container used in so many modern frontend JavaScript applications. It is framework agnostic and […]

Glad Chinda
Dec 13, 2018 ⋅ 14 min read
History Of Front-End Frameworks

History of front-end frameworks

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A history of front-end frameworks including Semantic UI and others.

Michael Wanyoike
Oct 16, 2018 ⋅ 7 min read

A beginner’s guide to redux-observable

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Redux-Observable is a Redux middleware that allows you to filter and map actions using RxJS operators. RxJS operators like filter() […]

Val Karpov
Sep 15, 2018 ⋅ 4 min read

Frontend in 2017: The important parts

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A lot has happened in 2017, and it can be a bit overwhelming to think about. We all like to […]

Kaelan Cooter
Dec 19, 2017 ⋅ 13 min read

Maximizing Debuggability with Redux

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In my last blog post, Redux Logging in Production, I discussed one of the most important benefits of using Redux — debuggability. […]

Ben Edelstein
May 8, 2017 ⋅ 2 min read

Redux Logging in Production

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One of the greatest strengths of Redux is debuggability — by logging actions and state during an app’s execution, developers can easily […]

Ben Edelstein
Apr 19, 2017 ⋅ 5 min read

Log-Driven Development with Redux

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How many times have you been asked by a product manager “how often is this feature being used?” Or there’s […]

Matt Arbesfeld
Mar 6, 2017 ⋅ 1 min read