SummaryWithRedux in Action, you'll discover how to integrate Redux into your React application and development environment. With the insights you glean from the experience of authorsMarc GarreauandWill Faurot, you'll be more than confident in your ability to solve your state management woes with Redux and focus on developing the apps you need!Foreword by Mark Erikson, Redux co-maintainer.Purchase of the print book includes a free eBook in PDF, Kindle, and ePub formats from Manning Publications.About the TechnologyWith Redux, you manage the state of a web application in a single, simple object, practically eliminating most state-related bugs. Centralizing state with Redux makes it possible to quickly start saved user sessions, maintain a reliable state history, and smoothly transfer state between UIs. Plus, the Redux state container is fully programmable and integrates cleanly with React and other popular frameworks.About the BookRedux in Actionis an accessible guide to effectively managing state in web applications. Built around common use cases, this practical book starts with a simple task-management application built in React. You'll use the app to learn the Redux workflow, handle asynchronous actions, and get your hands on the Redux developer tools. With each step, you'll discover more about Redux and the benefits of centralized state management. The book progresses to more-complex examples, including writing middleware for analytics, time travel debugging, and an overview of how Redux works with other frameworks such as Angular and Electron.What's InsideUsing Redux in an existing React applicationHandling side effects with the redux-saga libraryConsuming APIs with asynchronous actionsUnit testing a React and Redux applicationAbout the ReaderFor web developers comfortable with JavaScript and React.About the AuthorMarc Garreauhas architected and executed half a dozen unique client-side applications using Redux.Will Faurotis a mentor for Redux developers of all skill levels.Table of ContentsIntroducing ReduxYour first Redux applicationDebugging Redux applicationsConsuming an APIMiddlewareHandling complex side effectsPreparing data for componentsStructuring a Redux storeTesting Redux applicationsPerformanceStructuring Redux codeRedux beyond React