[Codewithmosh] The Ultimate Redux Course

$3.00

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.

Simply put, this is the Redux course that I wish I had when I started learning Redux.

By the end of this course, you’ll be able to…

  • Build fast and scalable apps with Redux
  • Write clean, concise Redux code free of clutter and boilerplate
  • Apply fundamental functional programming techniques
  • Maintain existing Redux-based apps
  • Prepare for technical interviews

 

HOMEPAGE – https://codewithmosh.com/p/ultimate-redux

 

Original Price: $29
Our Price: $3

Description

Size: 1.33 GB

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

What You’ll 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…