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I meant aimed specifically at SPAs. Firebase is nice, but it doesn't really help reduce code bloat on the front end. E.g. if you're making a react app, your ins
by sillysaurus3 9y ago
I meant aimed specifically at SPAs. Firebase is nice, but it doesn't really help reduce code bloat on the front end. E.g. if you're making a react app, your instinct is to reach for redux + reducers, even though that means dozens or hundreds of lines of boilerplate code.
- gieksosz 9y agoIn my experience you can/should skip redux if you use firebase-firestore. One good reason is that if you try to use them both, you will end up writing a lot of "mee too" action and reducers that will just wrap firebase update events. It is really not necessary to always use Redux.