Intro To Redux with React - React for beginners #8

This is video #8 in the React Tutorial series!

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In this video we learn what Redux is, and use it to implement a counter!

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[AdityaSingh-kwbi]

you solved all my doubts thanks you so much .Love from India

[sadhucat]

The hand drawn diagrams are super helpful. Thanks so much!

[mikamanelka]

after your "How To Connect React To A Backend " video I watched this -> subscribed! TYVM!

[azimkhan]

wow! great tutorial and helped me alot. thanks.

[johnyepthomi]

Wow...very Concise . Appreciate your work. Keep it going.
You don't have to read a book to get into such topics. I mean I find books to be the worst way to start anything off, I mean when you have the option of watching videos, you should watch them first, relax and take in the information tailored for you and then once you get the idea and want to dig deeper, you start the reading process. Trust me you'll reach farther quicker this way. It's the future of learning. I stay away from books as much as possible. It can kill your interest as it written by someone who approach might not be the right for you and then you have to go through pages and pages just to get more confusion and then realise I have to go back and read again I missed something. F*** that. Time is precious, so get to the knowledge and don't get lost in the medium.

[johnacsyen]

Best explanation and example for Redux. Subscribed.

[oldschoolshoe]

Anthony: thank you for the tutorial. Just a quick question. I followed the outline and did the tutorial two ways. Writing the code for each step and then copying the code from Github. In both instances, I got a compile error: Module not found: Can't resolve './Actions'. A quick thought on what I may have missed? Many thanks.

[chadc.]

Best Redux explanation I've seen... Thanks

[yunting]

what is the next video after this one? or going to hook? thanks.