Redux Architecture in iOS
summary
Redux ported to iOS structures state as a single app-wide store, actions, pure reducers that deterministically map (state, action) → new state, and optional middleware that performs API calls, splits one action into many, or enriches actions before they reach reducers. This yields easier debugging by replaying logged actions and states, enables hot reloading by persisting actions/state, and moves ~80% of business logic into testable pure functions. Trade-offs are added boilerplate and a learning curve, so only adopt when state complexity demands it.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:48What is Redux
- 2:58Components of Redux
- 4:22How Redux works
- 5:26Principles
- 8:04middleware
- 10:38conclusion
- 11:39hot reloading
- 14:07final thoughts
