I really appreciate this video. I was stuck on a project wondering why it wasn't working properly and then realised I had 2.0 installed. Yours is the only video (that I have found) that is showing how to upgrade your RTK to 2.0.
www.reddit.com/r/ProgrammerHumor/comments/a0vmh9/javascript/ You know how it is, lol. I like and use Jotai on a lot of my little side projects - recommend you look into that one if you haven't. But I do like RTK reinvigorating/streamlining Redux these days. I remember first getting into React ~6 years ago and Redux was like a parasite word always found shortly after React. Maybe it's that sunk cost fallacy of "I finally learned all the Redux terminology and am familiar enough with it to code the boilerplate from memory" that I don't want to give up. And finally there's the tried-and-true mindset of: it broadens our understanding of different approaches to solving common problems in web development. Move fast and ~~break~~ learn things!
I really appreciate this video. I was stuck on a project wondering why it wasn't working properly and then realised I had 2.0 installed. Yours is the only video (that I have found) that is showing how to upgrade your RTK to 2.0.
Great video ❤
I searched RUclips for rtk v.2 when it was released and your video showed up in first recommendation i believe
Good efforts 👏
Great! appreciated... great help in a right situation!😍
Make more JS vidoes where you solve interview questions
Can do!
Quality stuff.
that ship has long sailed for redux.
idk, maybe RN people are still interested
www.reddit.com/r/ProgrammerHumor/comments/a0vmh9/javascript/
You know how it is, lol. I like and use Jotai on a lot of my little side projects - recommend you look into that one if you haven't. But I do like RTK reinvigorating/streamlining Redux these days. I remember first getting into React ~6 years ago and Redux was like a parasite word always found shortly after React. Maybe it's that sunk cost fallacy of "I finally learned all the Redux terminology and am familiar enough with it to code the boilerplate from memory" that I don't want to give up. And finally there's the tried-and-true mindset of: it broadens our understanding of different approaches to solving common problems in web development.
Move fast and ~~break~~ learn things!
who spotted the cat’s tail? )) 28:15