Redux

Check The Status Of Your Applications

Redux helps you write applications that behave consistently, run in different environments (client, server, and native), and are easy to test. Besides that, it provides a great development experience, thanks to live editing combined with a debugger on a timeline. You can use Redux combined with React, or any other view library. It is very small (2kB) and has no dependencies.

Launched back in 2015 and created by Dan Abramov and Andrew Clark, Redux is an open-source JavaScript library that focuses on administrating and checking the current status of an application.

It is a somewhat small library with a simple API created to act as a predictable container for an application state. Redux is usually used along other libraries such as React and Angular in order to create UI (User interfaces), and it works in a similar way a functional programming concept would do.

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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.

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IT SUPPORTS EASY CODING

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YOU CAN USE IT ALONG WITH OTHER LIBRARIES

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