ASP.NET Core 3 and React

Chapter 6 – Managing State with Redux

1. When implementing an action object, how many properties can it contain?

As many as we like! It needs to include at least one for the type property. It can then include as many other properties as we need for the reducer to change the state, but this is generally lumped in one additional property. So, generally, an action will have one or two properties.

2. Why did we need Redux Thunk in our Redux store?

By default, a Redux store can't manage asynchronous action creators. Middleware needs to be added to the Redux store to facilitate asynchronous action creators. Redux Thunk is the middleware we added to do this.

3. How did we make the state in our store read-only?

We used the readonly keyword in the properties ...