A developer with M.Sc. in Computer Science. Working professionally since 2010. In my free time I make music and cook.
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Location
Budapest
Education
Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE - Budapest Hungary) Computer Science M. Sc.
I recommend using overmind.js - that's my go to redux alternative. It was very easy to setup, written in TypeScript handles it really well too and I could cut many lines of boilerplate with it.
By the way, I would like to hug all of you guys, I felt so alone in my criticism on redux :D . I have encountered apps where I could not tell where the hell it was fetching data, because it was FP-style redux, so everything was wrapped in another function and got a function parameter as a callback and lost of layers of indirection to make sure no-one accidentally mutates the immutable state (like how often that happens if you do code-reviews? BTW, there are libraries that guarantee the state to be immutable - I could follow all the redux best practices and yet still called a .sort() on an array without any warning). And then it was just a lame option selector that loaded one endpoint if you chose A) and another if you chose B).
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I recommend using overmind.js - that's my go to
reduxalternative. It was very easy to setup, written inTypeScripthandles it really well too and I could cut many lines of boilerplate with it.By the way, I would like to hug all of you guys, I felt so alone in my criticism on
redux:D . I have encountered apps where I could not tell where the hell it was fetching data, because it wasFP-style redux, so everything was wrapped in another function and got a function parameter as a callback and lost of layers of indirection to make sure no-one accidentally mutates the immutable state (like how often that happens if you do code-reviews? BTW, there are libraries that guarantee the state to be immutable - I could follow all the redux best practices and yet still called a.sort()on an array without any warning). And then it was just a lame option selector that loaded one endpoint if you chose A) and another if you chose B).