[CodewithMosh] The Ultimate Redux Course

[CodewithMosh] The Ultimate Redux Course

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Learn to build modern apps

Redux is the most popular state management library for JavaScript apps.

It's mostly used with React but it's also becoming popular in Angular, Ember and Vue communities.

Despite being a small library with a small footprint, a lot of developers find Redux confusing and complicated. They also complain that Redux introduces a lot of boilerplate in the code and makes trivial things overly complicated.

This course gives you a solid foundation on Redux and teaches you how to write clean and concise modern Redux code.

You'll learn everything about Redux including the whats, whys, hows, and industry best practices.

A short and sweet course that you can watch in an afternoon - free of fluff and nonsense.


What You'l Learn...
  • What Redux is and when to use it
  • Essential functional programming principles
  • Use Redux Toolkit to kickstart Redux apps
  • Debug apps using Redux DevTools
  • Design a Redux store
  • Write clean, concise, maintainable Redux code
  • Properly structure Redux code
  • Handle asynchronous events with redux-thunk
  • Use existing middleware or write your own
  • Test Redux code, the right way
  • Connect React and Redux using react-redux
  • The popular tools in Redux ecosystem
  • Industry best practices and recommended patterns
  • Common mistakes that many Redux devs make
  • And much, much, more…







Who is this course for?
  • Developers curious about Redux, the benefits it provides and how to use it properly
  • Developers who want to add Redux to their skill set to get a raise or apply for a better job

Prerequisites

To take this course, you need to have at least 3 months of experience programming in JavaScript. You don't any familiarity with Redux.

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