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Usage feels very similar to redux when using redux toolkit, and the latter comes with a more mature ecosystem. There was also nothing about streams and such th
by danlugo92 6y ago
Usage feels very similar to redux when using redux toolkit, and the latter comes with a more mature ecosystem.
There was also nothing about streams and such that you would normally handle with redux-observable or redux-saga.
One of the super powers of redux+saga is being able to listen to every state update (and act according to that), this doesn't seem to be possible (unless you make a super entity I suppose?).
- wayneftw 6y agoA quick glance at the documentation showed that you can write plug-ins to do such things as listening to all state changes (unless I misunderstood something). See the logging plugin example. Without a Chrome dev tools extension though I don't think I could leave redux just yet.
- aenero 6y agoHappy to hint that there is an upcoming plug-in to support Redux DevTools too. Soon.