Thanks for the nice article. Since you're already familiarized yourself with thunks and sagas, you should probably learn about epics in redux-observables. I find them a cleaner abstraction of side effects in redux than the other options. The only problem is that they are so powerful, you'll soon end up using epics for everything.
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Thanks for the nice article. Since you're already familiarized yourself with thunks and sagas, you should probably learn about epics in redux-observables. I find them a cleaner abstraction of side effects in redux than the other options. The only problem is that they are so powerful, you'll soon end up using epics for everything.
Hi Alex, thanks for the hint I'll definitely check it out!
Everyone keeps recommending redux-observables, will definitely check it out.