State Management with Redux
summary
Shows Redux as a single immutable store with pure reducers that return new state, demonstrates async handling via redux-thunk (example: getOrders returns a function that calls an API then dispatches a follow-up action), compares generator-based orchestration with redux-saga for cancellable flows (login example), and wires Redux into Angular 4/TypeScript using ng-redux with createStore and applyMiddleware so the app dispatches and updates.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 8:10Three Main Components
- 11:47Reducers are pure functions
- 14:35Actions and Action Creators
- 18:07The Thunk Middleware
- 32:00The Reducer
- 32:52Creating The Store
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