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Learning Redux
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Learning Redux

by Daniel Bugl
August 2017
Beginner
374 pages
10h 41m
English
Packt Publishing
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Extending the Redux Store via Middleware

In the preceding chapter, we discussed how to solve generic problems in Redux/React with higher-order reducers/action creators/components. We extended the elements of Redux by creating their higher-order versions.

In this chapter, we will directly extend the Redux store by creating middleware for it. Finally, we will wrap up the book by giving some general tips and tricks on developing Redux applications.

In this chapter, we will cover the following topics:

  • Learning about the middleware pattern
  • Using Redux store middleware to implement logging
  • Learning final tips and tricks for developing Redux applications
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