I watched so many different tutorials, and even bought a Udemy course before I found this video… no one explained the core concept in a simple way, they all just jumped into making a million files and doing things out of order. You helped me finally grasp this, thank you so much!!!
@@virtumind oof what's your area of expertise and what projects have you done... I supposed you have already done 40 projects in different frameworks and languages
@@virtumind if I were you having those 4 years, I would have branched out to Kotlin/Swift mobile dev, C#/C++ game dev, Python data analytics, machine learning, etc., instead of just sticking to very limited options... for web dev as well there are sth like JQuery, Vue, Angular, and you can even try WordPress... Btw use some very up-to-date languages instead of sth that nobody uses nowadays like Delphi if you wanna get hired.
@@ThePaullam328 react node php has very high demand. I went to several interviews 70% are very hard to pass and the rest that I passed, HR did not replay to me later. Some companies want the developer to beg for a job. Any way my location is my prison I can not find a way to relocate.
I am delaying the Vue video until Vue 3.0 drops so we know 100% what changed. If you want to see redux thunk I will add it when we build a project so we can see a practical use. Thanks for anything and your support on Patreon!
@Rakhimbek Berkinbay there are many alternatives. ContextAPI is provided by default in react. You don't even need to install any extra packages for context API. Also easy peasy state manager is there.
Can I just say ' I love you dev ed'. First, you taught me context API and when I was ready to go further, you are still here to teach me redux. Hey youtube, someone deserves a consistency and simplicity award
After having a meltdown and damn near crying after my coding schools React assignments... I came here and in 30 mins understood way more than 2 days of two-hour lectures. I like how you speak in lamens terms... maybe thats all I needed.
the fact that you learn react in your school is what is making me cry, in my school they only taught me C, C++, Flash, HTML and CSS and that was it... xD
One little thing for the beginners: instead of using a ternary operator for conditional rendering at 34:40 it's preferable to use { isLogged && Valuable Information... } according to React docs.
Glad to watch your coding sessions, This is a very detailed,focussed and real-time explanation. The best part is that you make us feel easy about the topics. Keep up with the laughs and the smile! haha.
@@nativetube I'm 35... If its so easy, why are you watching tutorials. And how bored are you that you're trolling 10 month old comments. Why throw shade for me showing gratitude to Ed for putting together a decent tutorial? Get a girlfriend and move out of your mom's basement.
@@nativetube Imagine being so insecure about your programming abilities that you have to go around downgrading other people for learning new concepts. Absolutely pathetic.
@@nativetube dear if u think u r so intelligent and don't need anyone help then what the hell u r here up for.... And I m pretty sure you don't know redux properly... U just saw this video and then u are thinking u r an hero then u started bullying... Dear everyone have right to get educated and can study....
I usually don't comment on tutorial videos. I just watch like and skip. But this one was a different one. The way you explained it was really awesome. You made such a huge topic soooo easy to understand. This one is the best tutorial on Redux which I have seen till date. Thanks buddy, you are really a great teacher. Keep going. We will keep supporting... 😍😍😍
T h a n k y o u ! - The first tutorial I've seen about Redux where I really got the impression that the tutor ACTUALLY INTENDS to help people understand Redux. My experience is that many people who make tutorials seem to have a lot of thoughts in their head about showing others how smart and fast *they* are, and they seem to forget a little bit that they are actually trying to help *others* understand some new or difficult concepts. I personally appreciate everybody's effort who teaches others something, but it's so beautiful when someone is able to do it very well. Please, keep doing what you are doing!
Most likely they don't understand what they explain cause they look like they memorized somebody's instructions and thanking god for nobody there to ask them a question.
Great comment. I've been one of those "let me show you how great I am" guys for a long time. It saddens me to know how many people I might have made feel insignificant with my behavior. The Universe made sure to knock me down to a point where I could finally see the consequences of my actions.
13:00 action 14:00 reducer 16:30 Dispatch 19:40 react-redux start 23:12 Hook the reducers into our store & combine all reducers 31:00 interact with React Redux 34:50 modify the counter with increment/decrement
Love this redux tutorial, very easy to follow and understand! Dev Ed could always know what really hinders us and help us get out of that in a very clear way!
I say: It's difficult. Especially since I think it does not solve any of my problems. That is: 1/ Distributing state in a simple way, 2/ Persistent state in a simple way
Thank you SO MUCH! Even though there are new ways to operate Redux nowadays, this 3yo tutorial was the only thing that did it for me, now I finally understand it. You're a life saver, thanks!
we just started learning redux in my bootcamp and when I heard about actions and reducers, etc.. I was so lost and confused, but this video really helped me understand redux much better. Thank God for you, I appreciate you so much man. 👍🏻
I just started my second ever tech job and my supervisor wants me to learn Redux. I had never heard of it before so I came to TH-cam to find some videos that would help me understand it. I watched a few videos and nothing made sense to me until I stumbled upon your video! Thank you so much for this!
Such a good explanation. I watched a Udemy course with a whole app and it was knowhere near this explanatory. Sometimes we need to do just baby steps. Nice work man, really nice work.
Great tutorial! At first I didn´t want to keep on watching it since you said you didnt like Redux. But even though you dont like it you still did an amazing job at teaching it.
I’m a current SWE but I know way more about devops and infra than web dev and I *immediately* subbed this channel from the moment I opened the vid, I love your personality and the humor you bring to explaining stuff!
So cool. Could you provide a video wirh Firebase Auth / Collections in a React Context? I‘ve seen some videos but your explanations & style of doing videos suits me better. :)
Why didn't i discover your channel all this while. I have wasted so much money, time and effort on tutorials that got me confused the more. You a life saver, such a wonderful tutor. Your channel will be on my top list. Thanks.
Not few lines. Just a single line to call the Provider Component having a global state and than wrapping every other component inside it. if I'm not wrong
Yes, Context is a line or two. And we can easily make context persistent, to survive a browser refresh, like this: th-cam.com/video/Uex_Z8CLHsc/w-d-xo.html
Absolutely amazing, no one explained the core concept in a simple way, they all just jumped into making a million files and doing things out of order. You helped me finally grasp this, thank you so much!!!
Error: Reducer "counter" returned undefined during initialization. If the state passed to the reducer is undefined, you must explicitly return the initial state. The initial state may not be undefined. If you don't want to set a value for this reducer, you can use null instead of undefined. wtf am I doing wrong?
I found the soulution. I'm surprised that how no-one pointed out this error. I guess people here in the comments just watches the video without trying the code on their own. Anyways, if you also face this error just add default statement to counter.js switch case. const counterReducer = (state=0,action) => { switch(action.type){ case 'INCREMENT': return state+1; case 'DECREMENT': return state-1; default: return state } } export default counterReducer;
I mean he explicitly explained it in the video, but he just doing it in the loggedReducer (and I assume you already see the whole video without skipped anything). And you can just did the same thing for counter.
i have a doubt how it is linking increment/decrement action to counter reducer every time and he have not explained about the logIn and logout action.............. what if there are 2 different reducers both of them need increment and decrement actions, while in dispatch he haven't mentioned the reducer he is passing then how it would differentiate. that which reducer would get the increment/decr........
thank you so much ,now i am very comfortable with redux and i have also watched your context api video that was also very helpful.Thanx for clearing these concepts.
Your videos are incredible, I have so much respect for your commitment to sharing all your knowledge, I've only watched a couple so far but i hit subscribe about 2 minutes in. They're truly informative and i think you have such a genuine and authentic personality it's so nice to hear you speak. Hope you never stop educating and thank you so much!
This was amazing, I would get confused seeing stuff like reducers and dispatch wondering wtf they do but you explained all the concepts very nicely and now I understand a lot better :-)!!
The most amazing tutorial I have ever seen! I loved every bit of this video. I was getting so much confused on this topic but you explained it all in such a nice way and with such enthusiasm. Damn it man! I have never seen anyone explain such a topic while carrying such a wide smile on his face. I love the way you explained all of this brother, please do not change this style. And one more thing, I was not interrupted with even a single ad during such a long video! I do not have ad-block just to support content creators like you, and this time I felt really bad that I was not bombarded with ads like all the other youtubers do. Please add more ads. I want to support your efforts.
Yes, I agree, the best Redux tutorial so far. But can I get persistent state management with redux? All state disappear as soon as the user hits refresh in the browser...
I have heard people telling me that REDUX is a pain in learning/understanding, but the way it has has been explained in this video helped a lot. I am now comfortable to use it in my projects.
Thank u soooooo much for this simple explanation. I had watched loadssss of videos and couldn't really get hold of all that. Now i can skip the Redux module of my course
I watched a few videos and yours made the most sense! explained in a very simple way that is hard to not understand. my current work uses it so I've been trying to learn it. thank you so much!
Watching this before an interview test, and it's a huge help! Thank you for taking the time to make this while also indulging on your personal perspective about the technology!
The easiest explanation about react-redux I've ever seen
Exactly!
first time i started to read about redux was like a: "What a hell, so complicated!" ))))
Can’t agree more
So true!
I know, right. I tried watching so many tutorials but none made me understand the concept properly
I watched so many different tutorials, and even bought a Udemy course before I found this video… no one explained the core concept in a simple way, they all just jumped into making a million files and doing things out of order. You helped me finally grasp this, thank you so much!!!
i know right
Exactly
Yup same here
Yes, I have already forgot all about redux. Did you try Use Context + Local Storage?
which udemy tutorial if you dont mind telling?
"If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough". You made my day bruh...
I want this on my wall like those motivational posters that are all black with the white text
this line hits
How did this guy teach everything in 40 minutes that people aren't able to teach in 40 hours? Absolutely amazing.
Because pedagogical talent like all talent follows a Pareto distribution
@@bioshazard 🤔😕
@@Gnnesh in other words, very few people are extremely talented and put almost everyone else to shame. That is true everywhere including teaching.
TIMESTAMPS
00:00 Introduction
01:41 Overview of app
07:08 Initialise app
08:46 Setting up with Redux only
08:54 Store
09:57 Actions
10:47 Reducers
11:22 Dispatch
19:27 Integrating React-Redux
23:05 combineReducers
27:35 Redux DevTools
30:54 Hooking up to app
32:04 useSelector hook
34:49 useDispatch hook
38:12 Adding arguments (payload) for Actions
You forgot the goodbye song
Thank uu so much
39:35 Goodbye, my lover!
thank you
Thanks
"in case you’re ever going to get hired" ..... lmao that hit deep!
@@virtumind where are you located and are you for real 4 years lol?
@@virtumind oof what's your area of expertise and what projects have you done... I supposed you have already done 40 projects in different frameworks and languages
@@ThePaullam328 yes I used php js nodejs reactjs C# Delphi
@@virtumind if I were you having those 4 years, I would have branched out to Kotlin/Swift mobile dev, C#/C++ game dev, Python data analytics, machine learning, etc., instead of just sticking to very limited options... for web dev as well there are sth like JQuery, Vue, Angular, and you can even try WordPress... Btw use some very up-to-date languages instead of sth that nobody uses nowadays like Delphi if you wanna get hired.
@@ThePaullam328 react node php has very high demand. I went to several interviews 70% are very hard to pass and the rest that I passed, HR did not replay to me later. Some companies want the developer to beg for a job. Any way my location is my prison I can not find a way to relocate.
the part 9:50 - 19:25 where you explain store, action, reducer, dispatch was so useful! can't wait to use it on my project! thank you so much!
I am delaying the Vue video until Vue 3.0 drops so we know 100% what changed. If you want to see redux thunk I will add it when we build a project so we can see a practical use.
Thanks for anything and your support on Patreon!
Dev Ed Ok.. appreciated it
Thanks , keep up the hard work 🖤
Please do redux-thunk too.
@Rakhimbek Berkinbay there are many alternatives. ContextAPI is provided by default in react. You don't even need to install any extra packages for context API. Also easy peasy state manager is there.
what program you editing your video and screen recording please
2 years since the creation of this video, still the best and cleanest explanation i've seen
Can I just say ' I love you dev ed'. First, you taught me context API and when I was ready to go further, you are still here to teach me redux.
Hey youtube, someone deserves a consistency and simplicity award
After having a meltdown and damn near crying after my coding schools React assignments... I came here and in 30 mins understood way more than 2 days of two-hour lectures. I like how you speak in lamens terms... maybe thats all I needed.
dont cry, just add me on facebook i'll help you :D
@@dylanlee9176 haha
the fact that you learn react in your school is what is making me cry, in my school they only taught me C, C++, Flash, HTML and CSS and that was it... xD
fr lmao
@@sofiachaves2575 you guys learnt this in school??
One little thing for the beginners: instead of using a ternary operator for conditional rendering at 34:40 it's preferable to use { isLogged && Valuable Information... } according to React docs.
huh, i've never used conditional rendering like these. will try to use this later
I prefer it this way, even without the documentation :D
doc's link, please.
@@rudeadyet1992 Here it is! reactjs.org/docs/conditional-rendering.html#inline-if-with-logical--operator
Could also simplify arrow function when returning object by :
export const increment = () => ({
type:"INCREMENT",
payload:5
})
instead of
export const increment = () => {
return ({
type:"INCREMENT",
payload:5
})
}
Thank you, you are one of the rare TH-camrs who actually goes and explains the concept rather than just doing it.
Glad to watch your coding sessions, This is a very detailed,focussed and real-time explanation. The best part is that you make us feel easy about the topics. Keep up with the laughs and the smile! haha.
After all the struggles, finally the best and the easiest explanation of Redux! Thank you so so much!!! You are a great teacher!!!!
Ed, you're the man! In 40 minutes you just made sense of something I've been trying for 2 weeks to understand. Thanks!
Lol redux is damn easy, you're just a kid got excited to learn something something pretty hard easily for the first time.
Chill
@@nativetube I'm 35... If its so easy, why are you watching tutorials. And how bored are you that you're trolling 10 month old comments. Why throw shade for me showing gratitude to Ed for putting together a decent tutorial? Get a girlfriend and move out of your mom's basement.
@@nativetube Imagine being so insecure about your programming abilities that you have to go around downgrading other people for learning new concepts. Absolutely pathetic.
This comment section went south so fast...
@@nativetube dear if u think u r so intelligent and don't need anyone help then what the hell u r here up for.... And I m pretty sure you don't know redux properly... U just saw this video and then u are thinking u r an hero then u started bullying... Dear everyone have right to get educated and can study....
I usually don't comment on tutorial videos. I just watch like and skip. But this one was a different one. The way you explained it was really awesome. You made such a huge topic soooo easy to understand. This one is the best tutorial on Redux which I have seen till date. Thanks buddy, you are really a great teacher. Keep going. We will keep supporting... 😍😍😍
T h a n k y o u ! - The first tutorial I've seen about Redux where I really got the impression that the tutor ACTUALLY INTENDS to help people understand Redux. My experience is that many people who make tutorials seem to have a lot of thoughts in their head about showing others how smart and fast *they* are, and they seem to forget a little bit that they are actually trying to help *others* understand some new or difficult concepts. I personally appreciate everybody's effort who teaches others something, but it's so beautiful when someone is able to do it very well.
Please, keep doing what you are doing!
Most likely they don't understand what they explain cause they look like they memorized somebody's instructions and thanking god for nobody there to ask them a question.
Great comment. I've been one of those "let me show you how great I am" guys for a long time. It saddens me to know how many people I might have made feel insignificant with my behavior. The Universe made sure to knock me down to a point where I could finally see the consequences of my actions.
this x1000
Truth is they don't understand it themselves.
The video is neither very short nor very long. Completely on point. Thank you so much !!
13:00 action
14:00 reducer
16:30 Dispatch
19:40 react-redux start
23:12 Hook the reducers into our store & combine all reducers
31:00 interact with React Redux
34:50 modify the counter with increment/decrement
I am complete beginner to react and redux, however, I could understand the concept and code. Nicely explained. Well done and Thank you.
how is your react skills now?
@Azizbek Xushnazarov i have 9 months 😂
@Azizbek Xushnazarov yes
Give him a medal! This is great. Simple and everything to the point.
This is the best redux tutorial I've found till date 😍😍😍
Love this redux tutorial, very easy to follow and understand! Dev Ed could always know what really hinders us and help us get out of that in a very clear way!
No one would say redux is difficult to understand after watching this. Dev Ed❤
bro this guy is great
I say: It's difficult. Especially since I think it does not solve any of my problems. That is: 1/ Distributing state in a simple way, 2/ Persistent state in a simple way
Hey Ed! I really appreciate the fact that you get into these topics with so much positivity on your face.
Keep up the good work!
Finally, I see the light at the end of the tunnel! Thank you so much!
You finally helped me understand how to use redux, no other tutorial out there breaks it down as well as you did. Thank you!
One of the most concise and helpful tutorials for any programming concept that I have ever seen.
Thank you SO MUCH! Even though there are new ways to operate Redux nowadays, this 3yo tutorial was the only thing that did it for me, now I finally understand it. You're a life saver, thanks!
This really helped me to wrap my head around Redux after struggling with the basics for a while. Great visual explanation of the concepts.
It feels like redux creators also struggle a lot to come up with such a mess 😂😂😂
we just started learning redux in my bootcamp and when I heard about actions and reducers, etc.. I was so lost and confused, but this video really helped me understand redux much better. Thank God for you, I appreciate you so much man. 👍🏻
All your videos are gold this one was no disappointment...definitely the best redux explanation on the internet.
I’m here to refresh Redux concepts for my assignment and interview for my first job and indeed Ed you’re amazing. Big thanks in 2021.
I just started my second ever tech job and my supervisor wants me to learn Redux. I had never heard of it before so I came to TH-cam to find some videos that would help me understand it. I watched a few videos and nothing made sense to me until I stumbled upon your video! Thank you so much for this!
Really great explanations! I like that you explain things repeatedly and highlight certain points that reduce how magical redux feels sometimes
Redux = dark magic .... or nice magic? :)
omg, i love the high-level overview in the beginning! Just diving into the code and jumping from file to file is so confusing!
This gave me the 'click' in my brain that I was hoping for... Thank you!
same. been avoiding redux for months because of the initial wtf moment i had when first learning it. this helped.
I had a lot confusion about Redux entire lifecycle, honestly speaking no one explained like this before. Thank you so much!!!
The most straightforward and simple explanation of redux on entire TH-cam. Thank you very much.
Could you consider making a tutorial of a real world app in React? Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Kind regards.
+1
counter ++
I will be creating one tomorrow. Also a comparison between Angular and React :) as the way you implement is very similar
@@ChrisTarasovs great.. looking forward to it..
Here you go guys, th-cam.com/video/4S0DLZKNDAk/w-d-xo.html
Sorry it took me so long, I was ill :(
Such a good explanation. I watched a Udemy course with a whole app and it was knowhere near this explanatory. Sometimes we need to do just baby steps. Nice work man, really nice work.
To be honest, this man helped me a lot to become a developer! Thanks
Bro I watched like almost hundreds of tutorials on redux and you were the one who made me finally understand it. :)
I speak french, and there is various tutorial in my language, but there is nothing that come quite close to your tutorial. It's crystal clear, thanks!
This is the best explanation. Dude knows how to explain complicated things 🤟
Great video! I recommend calling the 'reducer' an action handler. Thank you!
it's actually a sync event handler.
you are a wonderful instructor. Amazing explanation for the complex and complicated Redux library
I wanted to learn Redux and I watched many redux tutorials, none of them explained Redux in such an easy way. Thank you so much.
I really love how happy/ cheerful you are while teaching this clearly reflect the joy which you get while teaching. Thank you
Great tutorial! At first I didn´t want to keep on watching it since you said you didnt like Redux. But even though you dont like it you still did an amazing job at teaching it.
I can't describe the much of love that I have to you , you literally made my day bro👌♥️
I was in trouble to understand Redux in my work. But this tutorial helped me a lot. Thank you.
Do you use Redux today. I use Context: th-cam.com/video/Uex_Z8CLHsc/w-d-xo.html
Just about the easiest explanation of redux I've seen.
Thanks Ed.
I’m a current SWE but I know way more about devops and infra than web dev and I *immediately* subbed this channel from the moment I opened the vid, I love your personality and the humor you bring to explaining stuff!
Thank you! I really appreciate when someone "nuclear physics things" made understandable in such an easy way.
This video was perfect timing! Appreciate it man
It's nice to see that Juventus' Aaron Ramsey spends his time off teaching people how to code.
Lol .. thats true
So easy to understand. I was truly a beginner at this and yet I understood.
I also just love the energy and humor of Ed!
The hooks part is so amazing.
the ending is awesome dude. !!!!
So cool. Could you provide a video wirh Firebase Auth / Collections in a React Context? I‘ve seen some videos but your explanations & style of doing videos suits me better. :)
Yes, I have a video with Firebase Auth / Collections in React Context... :) th-cam.com/video/Uex_Z8CLHsc/w-d-xo.html
Every attempt of implementing Redux into my app finishes with implementing React Context :(
Thanks for the video. Gonna dive into it once again.
React Context is perfect. Specially if you combine it with Local Storage and Use Effect Hooks, like this: th-cam.com/video/Uex_Z8CLHsc/w-d-xo.html
Was so confused about redux, you made it understandable in the simplest manner. Thank you so much :)
Hi Dhruvisha! Are you a student or working currently? Would you be interested in exploring a job opportunity in web development?
@@shivanigaddagimath6105 Hii, I am a student and interning with a company at the moment. And I would like to explore the opportunity. Thank you 😊
@@dhruvishabansal2652 Great! You can get in touch with me using the information on my channel. Looking forward to hearing from you!
I've been watching tutorials for several hours now, none of them were as fun and helpful as yours. Thank you so much 😭
oh my god, that was such a good introduction!! thx a lot
greatest explanation i have ever seen, tks bro
Teachers: i am explaining everything to you
Me: watch this video
Thank you so much! I was confused about react-redux and you fixed all the problems! You won a new subscriber ;)
Why didn't i discover your channel all this while. I have wasted so much money, time and effort on tutorials that got me confused the more. You a life saver, such a wonderful tutor. Your channel will be on my top list. Thanks.
greetings from South Africa, thanks for the vid
Am from south Africa too
Imagine spending 30 minutes only setting up a counter redux store while Context API only takes a few lines of code on App.js 😂
Not few lines. Just a single line to call the Provider Component having a global state and than wrapping every other component inside it. if I'm not wrong
@@bagup_alpharetards it can be easily automated. Writing this mess by hand is a choice not a necessity.
Yes, Context is a line or two. And we can easily make context persistent, to survive a browser refresh, like this: th-cam.com/video/Uex_Z8CLHsc/w-d-xo.html
"If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough"
For someone who is new to Redux, this is perfect. Simple and concise.
Absolutely amazing, no one explained the core concept in a simple way, they all just jumped into making a million files and doing things out of order. You helped me finally grasp this, thank you so much!!!
I spent 10 minutes of my life trying to know why the code wasn't working, turned out I forgot to put () in the dispatch(increment()) part.
thankk you :)
And I spend 10 hours! :(
Oh my god you saved me
Error: Reducer "counter" returned undefined during initialization. If the state passed to the reducer is undefined, you must explicitly return the initial state. The initial state may not be undefined. If you don't want to set a value for this reducer, you can use null instead of undefined.
wtf am I doing wrong?
I found the soulution. I'm surprised that how no-one pointed out this error. I guess people here in the comments just watches the video without trying the code on their own. Anyways, if you also face this error just add default statement to counter.js switch case.
const counterReducer = (state=0,action) => {
switch(action.type){
case 'INCREMENT':
return state+1;
case 'DECREMENT':
return state-1;
default:
return state
}
}
export default counterReducer;
@@unknownman1 Thanks man, I got the same error and was unable to find a solution
I mean he explicitly explained it in the video, but he just doing it in the loggedReducer (and I assume you already see the whole video without skipped anything). And you can just did the same thing for counter.
i have a doubt how it is linking increment/decrement action to counter reducer every time and he have not explained about the logIn and logout action..............
what if there are 2 different reducers both of them need increment and decrement actions, while in dispatch he haven't mentioned the reducer he is passing then how it would differentiate. that which reducer would get the increment/decr........
I like that you are organized and really impose a specific coding style that makes it look easy, thank you sir!
thank you so much ,now i am very comfortable with redux and i have also watched your context api video that was also very helpful.Thanx for clearing these concepts.
Your videos are incredible, I have so much respect for your commitment to sharing all your knowledge, I've only watched a couple so far but i hit subscribe about 2 minutes in. They're truly informative and i think you have such a genuine and authentic personality it's so nice to hear you speak. Hope you never stop educating and thank you so much!
Really a clean tutorial. Simpliest. You should have a full REACT tutorial. Loved it
This was amazing, I would get confused seeing stuff like reducers and dispatch wondering wtf they do but you explained all the concepts very nicely and now I understand a lot better :-)!!
The most amazing tutorial I have ever seen! I loved every bit of this video. I was getting so much confused on this topic but you explained it all in such a nice way and with such enthusiasm. Damn it man! I have never seen anyone explain such a topic while carrying such a wide smile on his face. I love the way you explained all of this brother, please do not change this style.
And one more thing, I was not interrupted with even a single ad during such a long video! I do not have ad-block just to support content creators like you, and this time I felt really bad that I was not bombarded with ads like all the other youtubers do. Please add more ads. I want to support your efforts.
Yes, I agree, the best Redux tutorial so far. But can I get persistent state management with redux? All state disappear as soon as the user hits refresh in the browser...
I have heard people telling me that REDUX is a pain in learning/understanding, but the way it has has been explained in this video helped a lot.
I am now comfortable to use it in my projects.
Basically simplified everything for me.
Now I can implement redux in my projects
Thank u soooooo much for this simple explanation. I had watched loadssss of videos and couldn't really get hold of all that. Now i can skip the Redux module of my course
This video was a life-saver!! I was trying to make sense of Redux for past few days!
Man u should be given an award for this one this is the best redux tutorial out here
It's so organic way of teaching. I love that. You made my Redux day. Thank you so much.
I watched a few videos and yours made the most sense! explained in a very simple way that is hard to not understand. my current work uses it so I've been trying to learn it. thank you so much!
Great and easiest explanation. The best part is your video's are never monotonous or boring. Thanks Indeed
I did rewatch this after few days playing with react, now I can comprehend all you've discussed the entire video, thank you so much!
This man is the best for redux tutorials
I have watched a lots of tutorials for redux but nothing is as simple as this
Great job
This was extremely helpful, and I so love how funny you are! Your humor makes difficult subjects far easier to comprehend! Thank you so much!!
I really can't say much but just 10 mins into this video, I grasped so much what almost 2 hours of some other videos couldn't give me.
Watching this before an interview test, and it's a huge help! Thank you for taking the time to make this while also indulging on your personal perspective about the technology!
Its really true that its 100% cover the redux understanding for beginner. Thanks brother! Keep it up....
I came to you for learning Context API & now again for this. You're the best, Man!
wow man simply amazing!! you just clearly explained REDUX with code to me in 40 mins which a 2 hours of class failed to do so... Thanks a lot!
only a great man can make and explain complex things much simpler. .. you are really great . words cant express my gratitude