Managing State Using Redux with Redux Toolkit
Devlin Basilan Duldulao, Ruby Jane Leyva Cabagnot
Abstract
Devlin Basilan Duldulao, Ruby Jane Leyva Cabagnot
Abstract
In the previous chapter, we built a Product dashboard and used Formik for our input forms and the Yup library to validate the user’s input. Creating and validating forms are essential and common skills for any front-end developer to have, but now, we will move on to a more complex developer skill of managing the global state of an application using Redux with Redux Toolkit.
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In the previous chapter, we built a Product dashboard and used Formik for our input forms and the Yup library to validate the user’s input. Creating and validating forms are essential and common skills for any front-end developer to have, but now, we will move on to a more complex developer skill of managing the global state of an application using Redux with Redux Toolkit.
Key concepts: Redux, Dashboard, State (computer science), Computer science, Product (mathematics), Software engineering, Engineering, World Wide Web