In most production webs, the data come from the remote services. So you cannot get the data right away. There are a couple of ways to handle async operations in Redux such as “redux-saga”, “redux-promise”, etc. “redux-thunk” is simple and effective for most scenarios.
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[React-Redux] react-redux
Redux is good at state management and React is to create UI components. You can connect React and Redux manually but there is a great tool that makes the task in a straightforward way. It is the “react-redux” package.
[React_Redux] Redux – Actions
Redux Actions are where the Redux store gets a new state.
[JavaScript – ES2017] async/await
ES2015 introduced a Promise object to handle async operations. ES2017 adds the async function and await operator. Please look at the Promise if you are not familiar with it.
[React-Redux] Setup React Dev Environment with create-react-app
It is quite complex to setup the react development environment. The “create-react-app ” package is the best bet to start the React App for your simple project. But I do not like all the settings, though. This post shows how to modify the default “create-react-app” setups.
[React_Redux] Props
React passes data between components through States and Props. Let’s talk about Props first.
[Git] Git Cookbook
Git is a popular distributed version control system. As a professional developer, you have a high chance to use Git as a main tool. Git is actually nothing but a file content tracker. This post summarizes the commands that can be used everyday.
[React_Redux] Redux?
When working with React components, it is critical to have the standardized way to handle the data flow. Flux was popular with React but Redux becomes more popular.
