When creating any medium-to-large React applications, it's useful to have a store to contain your core application data. We don't want to be loadin...
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Good article, but it's a lot of "here's the code" and not much explanation to the reasoning.
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Useful pattern to me. Thank you!
Hi, great article! How can I see the previous state? I understand you use immer to make an immutable state.
You unfortunately can't see the previous state since you're not using Redux. Two options: transform your store so that it keeps a history stack of previous states, or use hook up all of this to a Redux store, and have it publish out the state to Redux DevTools.
Whoa...this is very elegant. I love it. Thank you!