Redux is dead, long live redux!
summary
Revisits Redux’s core claim that a single immutable state, pure reducers and predictable actions solve state complexity and enable time-travel debugging and hot reloading; shows React + Redux + react-redux + react-router working together in production. Compares real trade-offs with Context API (prop injection, not state orchestration), and with GraphQL + Apollo and React Suspense (help fetch and normalise data but don’t replace global state coordination). Recommends Redux for large shared state, reuse across views, and hard-to-trace change flows; use local React state for simple apps.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Introduction to Redux
- 2:26Core principles of Redux
- 4:07The origin of Redux
- 6:43Comparing alternative tools
- 11:05When to use Redux
