In this article, we’ll explore some popular Redux alternatives, each offering unique features and benefits that cater to different use cases.
Tag: redux
Jack Franklin lays out a set of tips and best practices for creating and organizing React applications in a scalable way.
React offers in-built features that could help you replace Redux. With React Hooks and the Context API, developers have greater choice.
The core concepts of setting state in React Native, covering what state actually is, the setState() method, the Context API and React Hooks.
Camilo Reyes delves into Redux’s state container by building a payroll processing engine — in plain JavaScript with TypeScript for type checking, and also using Jest to verify the app.
Michael Wanyoike introduces Redux, a framework that helps build complex projects in way that's easy to scale and maintain.
Vasu walks through various strategies for modeling state, explaining when each of them can be used.
Prasanna Mahendiran provides tips on structuring asynchronous requests in a React-Redux application.
MobX is popular for React state management, but how does it measure up to Redux? Michael Wanyoike compares both and shows how to migrate from Redux to MobX
Dan Prince shows how to build a Todo app using React, Redux, and Immutable.js, showing how to use these two libraries to manage state
Ben Edelstein shows how to make redux logging a breeze with LogRocket — a DVR for web apps, that records literally everything that happens on your site.
Moustapha Diouf walks through the his process for designing & building his side project: a fullstack JavaScript Trello clone using React, Redux, and Node.js
Vildan Softic looks at using Aurelia with Redux to manage state in your Aurelia apps, and in so doing builds a markdown editor with undo/redo functionality.
Moritz Kröger discusses his experiences of using Redux without React — the problems faced, the solutions attempted and the lessons learned along the way.
Ayomide Aregbede creates a real-time app for chatting between users, making use of React Native and Pusher
Ryan Chenkie walks through creating a real-life React + Redux application that authenticates users and calls a remote API for data.
Dan Prince presents an in-depth comparison of 3 React alternatives (Deku, Preact & Virtual Dom) and looks at why they might be right for your next project.
Jason Aden writes about data flows in Angular 2 and Redux.
Are you thinking of trying React but aren't sure where to start? Then Craig Bilner's yuletide round up of React and the surrounding technologies is for you.
Mark Brown explains why React's unopinionated approach, wafer-thin API and adherence to the Unix philosophy mean that it has left the competition standing.