Yeah, I get what you're saying. It's just interesting to see how connect is sometimes described as being a lot harder to understand. mapState and useSelector are basically equivalent. mapDispatch is admittedly doing a couple more steps than useDispatch, but ultimately the behavior is the same (and really code like () => dispatch(increaseVote(anime.id) is actually doing some work that mapDispatch did for you.)
FWIW, I'm working on a major rewrite of the Redux core docs, and my next step is to add a new tutorial page that teaches Redux Toolkit and the React-Redux hooks as the default way to use Redux. It'll be interesting to see how that turns out.
I think because 'connect' is actually where the magic happen. We do not see any code but our components gets store and functions from redux. I think also from the javascript point of view it's not common and easy to read somethings like function(function, function)(function)
Can't wait to use the toolkit in my next project!
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Yeah, I get what you're saying. It's just interesting to see how
connectis sometimes described as being a lot harder to understand.mapStateanduseSelectorare basically equivalent.mapDispatchis admittedly doing a couple more steps thanuseDispatch, but ultimately the behavior is the same (and really code like() => dispatch(increaseVote(anime.id)is actually doing some work thatmapDispatchdid for you.)FWIW, I'm working on a major rewrite of the Redux core docs, and my next step is to add a new tutorial page that teaches Redux Toolkit and the React-Redux hooks as the default way to use Redux. It'll be interesting to see how that turns out.
I think because 'connect' is actually where the magic happen. We do not see any code but our components gets store and functions from redux. I think also from the javascript point of view it's not common and easy to read somethings like function(function, function)(function)
Can't wait to use the toolkit in my next project!