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And to follow up on this, I turned up a few more actual projects on Github while searching for uses of the "createSelector" function from the Reselect library.
by acemarke 11y ago
And to follow up on this, I turned up a few more actual projects on Github while searching for uses of the "createSelector" function from the Reselect library.
I can't say anything for how good these projects are, but they ARE actual uses of Redux that are more than a TodoMVC. Here's some links:
https://github.com/jfurrow/flood https://github.com/jfurrow/flood
https://github.com/FH-Potsdam/shifted-maps https://github.com/FH-Potsdam/shifted-maps
https://github.com/quirinpa/2post https://github.com/quirinpa/2post
https://github.com/karlguillotte/Ctfs https://github.com/karlguillotte/Ctfs
https://github.com/madou/gw2armory.com https://github.com/madou/gw2armory.com
In fact, that GW2Armory app is the biggest one I've seen so far, including some VERY complex reducers and selectors.
- demetriusnunes 11y agoThanks again! Isn't it ironic that GW2Armory is actually an AngularJS app using Redux?
- acemarke 11y agoNot entirely. Certainly Redux is most commonly used with React, but Redux itself is entirely its own library. If I wanted to, I could use Backbone Views on top of it or something. On which note, it looks like the "ng-redux" project is the equivalent of "React-Redux" - hooking up the state updates to a view layer.