Understanding Redux Saga with a simple API call Tutorial

In this video, we learn about Redux Saga with a very simple example app that makes an api call.
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[@Patrica_]

Thanks you so much .. This with the Dashboard and Ecommerce tutorial.. I finally can make something and read some code ... Great explaining easy to listing nice not confusing.. ... I was looking for this action. Data-Grid love it

[@mamatasahoo1230]

Your video made my day. Struggling to learn saga but after watching this video I am very much ready for my interview .

[@juniorWeb247]

reall really really superb video, Thank you sooooooooooooooooooooooo much for this concept. God bless you man

[@shaharyar007]

Very well explained , Thanks

[@josephhee1056]

Hello EdRoh this was really helpful in understanding how Redux-Saga is implemented! Am currently going through a large codebase and this video was simple enough yet explained in a way that helped me understand how it could scale better. Would def prefer this over callback hell 😂

[@shaharrefaelshoshany9442]

Thank you, best lecture.

[@durgeshgupta6647]

Awesome explained 😁😁😁😁

[@getachewsharew5904]

i like your explanation

[@ElObredor]

You saved my life.

[@thienmr7930]

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[@bambangtv441]

thanks a lot sir!

[@berkaygurcan141]

Thank you so much

[@defnotathot]

awesome content! +1 sub

[@MusicVevo112]

Very clean code but what about the redux extension?

[@raj_gohil07]

Great video

[@victorsantos1725]

Nice video!

[@tronganhnguyenthanh1157]

The createStore function in redux has already been deprecated, what should I use another one instead of createStore()

[@muthuraja3800]

Hello sir, I want (channel, fork) in redux- sag. Please put the video for redux saga full tutorial

[@Eduardo-eb7ej]

Clean tutorial, i like it

[@KrisImmig]

Thanks for the video! I don`t unserstand why it uses generators and yield statement instead of using async/await though. With async/await you also don`t have any "callback-hell".

[@binodbhatta2926]

Thanks ☺

[@user-we2zy8pm5c]

Ed Roh!!!

[@AshutoshAkkole]

understood mission completed

[@ManOrDestinyKRR]

can you please provide the code

[@shwetabhattar]

how to do error handling in api call using saga

[@rajeshkp6049]

This example can be done with regular redux. pls give an example with and inter woven A B C asychronous calls so the actual use could be seen..

[@teklinco8307]

great

[@iShreeSurya]

Volume us too low, good explain

[@newborn7348]

Dude is recording in a spaceship.

[@mahmoudhelal9028]

a noob question but what is boilerplate code?

[@malikhammad6360]

Boilerplate code is often used to establish basic functionality, such as setting up a project structure, initializing variables, or defining common functions. By using boilerplate code, developers can save time and effort, and reduce the chances of errors and inconsistencies in their code.

[@user-jb7fq1ky3i]

tq

[@alimesbahi678]

give me your git or your code plz

[@prateekbhardwaj9943]

great tutorial but please speak loud.

[@hukasean8832]

would you mind louder your voice a bit ?

[@ninefeb1995]

Agree, I can't hear anything

[@furkannarin2844]

worst state management library... makes no fucking sense, makes the code unorganized and dictates the format of the code as a library?? but the industry adopted it and now we have to live with it... thanks for the video though.

[@nicktsigkros4641]

Very clean code and good explenation by your side but from redux-saga side it is not clean at all. Too much boilerplate for nothing. Thank God that redux-toolkit exist.

[@awekeningbro1207]

Why would anybody want to use saga in 2023? There are better tools like toolkit

[@youkickedmydog0]

Not trying to be an ass, but why are you here?

[@nicktsigkros4641]

I was thinking trhe same

[@shogunkodogun]

bruh my shit TL has written some code in 2019 and forces us to use those components