Learnings

<p>Idiomatic Redux: Designing the Redux Toolkit Listener Middleware: </p>

<p>How <code>useSelector</code> can trigger an update only when we want it to </p>

<p>React and form management: is redux form worth it? </p>

<p>An awesome list of Redux examples and middlewares </p>

<p>Mark Erikson - A Deep Dive into React-Redux | React Next 2019 </p>

<p>The official, opinionated, batteries-included toolset for efficient Redux development </p>

<p>Redux Style Guide - Opinionated recommendations from Redux Devs </p>

<p>Garbage Collection in Redux Applications </p>

<p>Best practices for unit testing with a React/Redux approach: </p>

<p>A list of articles about react-redux testing: </p>

<p>Redux might prevent React Router from detecting URL changes - check here how to fix it: </p>

<p>Understanding Redux's connection functions if you're a beginner: </p>

<p>How does Redux work? </p>

<p>Good explanation on where to hold component data </p>

<p>What does Redux do and when you should use it </p>

<p>great introduction guide to Redux: </p>

<p>How to get the reference of a field when using Redux Form #issuecomment-271962346</p>

<p>You can easily debounce API calls in redux-saga using the <code>delay</code> helper #debouncing</p>

<p>When using redux-form, if you want to update initialValues, set flags enableReinitialize and keepDirtyOnReinitialize in the form </p>

<p>Very interesting article on how Twitter organizes its Redux store. Normalizr ( can help you reproducing this pattern in your application </p>

<p>Redux-query has some interesting concepts for dealing with data synchronization and it can be easily integrated with <code>redux-sagas</code> </p>

<p>When you wrapp a #React component with #Redux you will lose the reference to it. Use <code>getWrappedInstance</code> to get it back</p>