Redux Tutorials and Insights

In React, we commonly use div to put multiple components inside of it to return as a single component. But there is another better way to achieve this.

There are a few different ways to pass values between components in React, depending on the situation and the desired behavior

Implementing UI theme switching (a.k.a. "dark mode") using React and Recoil

Moving beyond Redux

Learn step-by-step process of adding Redux to your React project with an easy-to-follow example.

Reducing boilerplate in a React / Redux app with require.context and module structure

How React Native Works ?

Quickstart with ReactJS

This article gives an overview of redux framework and how it works well with react

A continuation of previous post: Get started with Redux, Reactotron, Actions, Reducers and Sagas.

Do you really need a library for state management? Is the popularity of Redux deserved? Why or why not? Could we make a better state management solution? If so, how?

How I transitioned from and Android developer to a React developer.

This is the second part of a series of articles about a case study for a web app implemented using Redux and Angular.

How to isolate React connected containers without needing to nock.

Step by step approach of how to implement a reusable reducer logic in your react project

JavaScript – love it or hate it, but it is still considered the “future” simply because it’s an essential language for web development. After all, browsers are probably the most-used software applications on computers and mobile devices alike.

Learn how to use Redux and React-Router to do server-side rendering.

Learning comes in different ways...

React is a UI library. It is not interested in managing data flows. Redux is a library that manages data flow in a React app. And here's how to build this app.

https://cdn-images-1.medium.com/max/2000/1*G-vhFzhkTXo1cHSLY0y-rg.jpeg The new context API that comes with React 16.3 is pretty neat. It was built in the render props style trending over these last...