Redux
Redux is an open-source JavaScript library that focuses on administrating
and checking the current status of an application.
Redux: Check the status of your applications
Redux is a JavaScript library designed to manage the state of applications in a predictable and efficient way. Ideal for applications that need to behave consistently in different environments (client, server, or mobile), Redux facilitates debugging and testing, offering an optimized development experience with live editing and real-time debugging.
Compatible with React and other interface libraries, Redux is lightweight (only 2kB) and without dependencies, making it flexible and easy to integrate. Launched in 2015, it has established itself as a key solution for managing states in complex applications.
Redux services for companies
Predictable state management
Centralizes the state of the application, ensuring consistent behavior.
Cross-platform compatibility
Works in client, server, and native application environments.
Advanced debugging
Offers tools such as live editing and debugging with change history.
Flexible Integration
Easily integrates with libraries like React or Angular to create robust user interfaces.
Redux Key Features
Centralized State Management
Immutability
Unidirectional Data Flow
Efficient Debugging
Redux is very useful in these cases:
- It has a large number of application states that are needed in many places in the application.
- The status of the application is updated frequently.
- The logic for updating that state can be complex.
- The application has a medium or large code base, and many people could work on it.
- You need to see how that status updates over time.
Our Selection Process
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Ease of testing
Choose your templating engine to match your production environment better. Also, you can or build a plugin to extend Pattern Lab's capabilities even further.
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It supports easy coding
Pattern Lab lets you include UI patterns inside each other like Russian nesting dolls. Make a change to a pattern, and see those changes reflected anywhere the pattern is included.
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It's very small
Spin up Pattern Lab loaded with frameworks like Bootstrap, Foundation, or Material Design. But also start from scratch and build your custom design system.
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You can use it along with other libraries
Pattern Lab can be used for simple rapid prototyping or for developing production-level frontend code. Some teams have even modified it to power their live sites.
