Chapter 3. Debugging Redux applications
This chapter covers
- Working with the Redux developer tools
- Understanding the role of monitors
- Using hot module replacement
Debugging isn’t only a thing you do when you’re given a bug report. The same tools and developer experience are essential to developing new features, too. In chapter 1, you learned that Redux was born out of a desire for a better client-side development experience. In this chapter, we’ll talk about a few areas where the Redux developer tools can provide better insight into an application, save valuable developer hours, and make for a more enjoyable day on the job.
Historically, time spent tracking down unexpected behavior could be one of the most egregious time sinks in a developer’s ...
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