React Redux Toolkit Crash Course (createAsyncThunk, createSlice)

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In this Redux toolkit crash course, you will learn how to configure Redux using Redux toolkit, rewrite reducers with createSlice helper and fetch data using Redux Toolkit using createAsyncThunk function. We will convert the old Redux approach to modern Redux toolkit way.

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This is only tutorial which helped me to understand both, please keep doing videos like this, converting older codes the new one and also explaining it, just like this video

waleedsharif
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Well explained and everything is clear, keep it up

herbertk
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Thanks for this great explanations ! It helped me a lot

antoinelefrancq
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Sir, may I know what's font u use on this video?

muhammadrayhan
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Whe can also make fetch request in the Slices? Or its a bad practice?

Franco
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May I know, what's theme are u use sir?

muhammadrayhan
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Bro can you please make a video for Redux toolkit optimization with createSelector, as it's re-rendering my components again and again in React😭🙏 Would mean a lot to me. ❤️

WIBEDRILLMusic
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It is blowing my mind! I've just learnt "classic" Redux and it seems logical to me (yes, had some difficult time with async requests with Redux Thunk but was able to get throw it). And now with Redux Toolkit I have to write code that mutates the state... And I'm told never to mutate state... That's weird... And all this complex logic with builder.addCase(... - it's just not logical at all for me :( Well, if it is a standard way of using Redux now, I'm going to learn it too. But comparing to the "old" way of writing reducers it is definitely not a pleasant experience for me...
What about of using Context + useReducer as an alternative, that looks more like "classical" Redux? Is it only for small to medium projects and for larger once we have to use Redux Toolkit?

olegkravchenko