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- Niels Bohr
Hi. You can use the post to understand the fundamentals of Redux design. I would actually recommend you look at React's Context API if you are planning on using a state management in your app :)
The redux article is from Aug 2018, shortly after react Hooks were released. It talks about lifting state, etc. Is that article still relevant?
Hi. You can use the post to understand the fundamentals of Redux design. I would actually recommend you look at React's Context API if you are planning on using a state management in your app :)
Maybe if you have to deal with legacy projects.