Redux is usually taught with synchronous actions, these are easier to understand and learn about, however as developers of web apps we tend to deal with asynchronous actions a lot more often. In this talk we will be comparing 3 libraries to help with asynchronous actions in redux applications: redux-thunk, redux-promise and redux-saga. We will compare the different approaches used by these libraries with real code examples for a small web app.
▼ Speaker ▼
Chris McDonald (https://twitter.com/@chrismcdonald84).
▼ Event ▼
This talk was part of JS Monthly London in August (http://www.meetup.com/js-monthly-london/events/233031546/).
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