What is the best way to do API access? Redux Saga or Redux Toolkit Query ? Is it possible to use Redux Saga with Redux Toolkit? Thanks for the tutorial.
I have a video up with Redux Toolkit with Redux Thunk if you want to try to do it that way. Yes, Redux Saga is possible with Redux Toolkit and it's also pretty simple, and I'll consider making a video on that. I'm not too familiar with Redux Toolkit Query so I can't advise on that but both Redux Saga and Redux Thunk work well with Redux Toolkit so it depends on your preference. Just a simple rule of thumb would be use Redux Saga for bigger application as it has more built in functionality and Redux Thunk if you want a more simplified and easier setup.
I used a php code and it ran for 7 years without me changing anything. With reactjs it changed every few month and make old code obsolete. Changes are too fast. So i need to externalise business rules. Business validation.
Idea:- / small form app which have 3 pages journey ( 1st and 2nd page have form page and 3rd on is dashboad the form data) -- So on the first page when user loads the page api should call the pre-filled the fields and now user try to edit form and proceed then calling the api when api get success user will navigate user navigate to separate route means 2nd page. -- Once user come in 2nd page if user try to back to the previous route then api call should not be called and the data should be pre-filled whatever user modified on proceed.
Thanks sooooooooo much I have been struggling with Redux toolkit for a while now and this is the most simplest exp I was
Seriously, i love the way you make it simple
even though this tutorial is 1 year old age, but this is still relevant and concise. thanks bro
what is the meaning of BIG WORDS reducer and redux? The word reducer is so off. State+action into a state.
What is the best way to do API access? Redux Saga or Redux Toolkit Query ? Is it possible to use Redux Saga with Redux Toolkit? Thanks for the tutorial.
I have a video up with Redux Toolkit with Redux Thunk if you want to try to do it that way. Yes, Redux Saga is possible with Redux Toolkit and it's also pretty simple, and I'll consider making a video on that. I'm not too familiar with Redux Toolkit Query so I can't advise on that but both Redux Saga and Redux Thunk work well with Redux Toolkit so it depends on your preference. Just a simple rule of thumb would be use Redux Saga for bigger application as it has more built in functionality and Redux Thunk if you want a more simplified and easier setup.
Would be great to also do a video for Next.js
where does counterReducer come from?
Very simple and well explained. Thanks
It was fun to do.
Thank you very mach!
Great tutorial best explanation for a beginner like myself
I used a php code and it ran for 7 years without me changing anything. With reactjs it changed every few month and make old code obsolete. Changes are too fast. So i need to externalise business rules. Business validation.
Very nicely done😀
Idea:- / small form app which have 3 pages journey ( 1st and 2nd page have form page and 3rd on is dashboad the form data)
-- So on the first page when user loads the page api should call the pre-filled the fields and now user try to edit form and proceed then calling the api when api get success user will navigate user navigate to separate route means 2nd page.
-- Once user come in 2nd page if user try to back to the previous route then api call should not be called and the data should be pre-filled whatever user modified on proceed.
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