Redux Introduction For People Who Know Just Enough React To Get By
Thanks to Peter Daily for providing the entire code, i am just disecting it and creating different versions, starting from the first with an basic code, and finishing with the last that has the complete project.
Zed Shaw, the author of “Learn Code the Hard Way” series, recently wrote an excellent blog post called Early v.s. Beginning Coders. In his post, Zed criticizes programming educators who claim that their materials are for “beginners”, but in reality are incomprehensible for most “total” beginners.
In this tutorial, I’m targeting people who know just enough Redux to get by. Examples of people who might fit in this category would be:
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Beginning developers who have completed basic React tutorials online.
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Beginning developers who know just enough Redux to create an ToDo List.
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Credit to Will Stern and Dan Abramov
#Very important!
Once you have installed all packages, just replace everithing inside ../src with other versions found inside ../src_Dif_Versions and you are good to go.
Download the repository to your computer and follow the usage guide below.
Get a React and Redux environment set up quickly with this boilerplate.
It includes all the modules you need. All you need to do is download the project, unzip it, run node and start building. First install everything then run the webpack dev server
npm install
npm start
This will get your app running on http://localhost:8080
Webpack will watch for changes and update the browser when a file is changed.
Use src/js/client.js to import your modules into. This compiles to src/client.min.js, and is loaded into index.html.