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There are several states in a JavaScript web app that keep on changing on the basis of user behavior, time, and other reasons. For example, creating a new to-do item in a ‘To Do list’ app will eventually change the current state of the application to the new state with the to-do item involved.

 

Since the state of the application is changed, the view through which the current state is presented with changes, and it eventually allows users to see the new to-do item in their view. However, if the state of an application doesn’t behave as expected, then it’s possibly the right time to debug the app.

 

Redux framework is a way to manage the  complete state of a JavaScript application through a centralized interface. In Redux each component of a web app can directly access the application’s state without sending down the props to child components.

 

Redux is a conventional state container for JavaScript applications. This state management tool is frequently used with the React JavaScript library, and it helps build web applications that can easily operate in different environments and behave consistently. 

 

Redux has a large ecosystem of add-ons that ultimately makes it suitable to be used together with React website templates as well as other view libraries. On top of all that, React Redux can easily provide a great and dynamic developer experience, along with many amazing benefits. 

 

Read the tutorial at :

 

https://www.wrappixel.com/beginners-guide-to-react-redux-heres-how-to-get-started/

 

to learn about

 

1. How does the Redux framework work?
2. Basics of React Redux
3. Action(s)
4. Reducer(s)
5. Action Type
6. Redux Store
7. Simple Styling for React Redux Components
8. Integrating React Redux within a User interface
9. Why do developers prefer React Redux?
10. Why should you use Redux?
11. The way forward: The best online tutorials to master Redux from scratch.