Chapter 11. More Redux and integrating Redux with React
This chapter covers
- Reducers, Redux’s way of determining how state should change
- Using Redux with React
- Converting Letters Social to use the Redux application architecture
- Adding like and comment functionality to your app
In this chapter, you’ll continue the work you did in the last chapter to build out the basic elements of your Redux architecture. You’ll work to integrate React with your Redux actions and store, and explore how reducers work. Redux is a variant of the Flux pattern that was designed with React in mind, and it works well with React’s unidirectional data flow and APIs. Although it’s not the universal choice, many large React applications will consider Redux as one of the top choices when implementing a state management solution. You’ll follow suit and do so for Letters Social.