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Thanks for your explanation, that makes sense theoretically but... could you provide a code example for how this breaks out in practice?

• yblu 11y ago
  I guess what s/he meant was having something like this in the store: handleComment(comment) { if (comment === '') this.dispatch('comment-error', 'empty') else svc.send(comment) .then(() => this.dispatch('comment-success') .catch(err => this.dispatch('comment-error', err)) } The view/controller (or whatever it's called in React) will then listen to the events and set its state accordingly so that the UI can be re-rendered. It does look quite complicated compared with typical error handling code. Not sure if I misunderstood something or whether this additional layer of message dispatching is worthwhile in most apps.