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Comment by acemarke

Yeah, the docs can't solve everything, but I'm hoping we can improve the structure, the content, the reading flow, and how the prerequisite concepts are handled.

As part of that, I definitely want to have new category sections on "Using Redux with a UI" (which would include both how that works in general, and specific pages for use with React, Angular, Vue, Ember, etc), and "Real World Usage" (which could cover things like app structure, code splitting, choosing a side effects approach, and so on).

As for the "boilerplate" line... everyone throws around this word, and everyone means something different. Could you clarify what specific things you're thinking of when you say that?

FWIW, we have a new package called `redux-starter-kit`, which is specifically intended to help simplify several common Redux use cases. It includes utilities that help with store setup, reducer definitions, immutable update logic, and even creating entire "slices" of state automatically without having to write any action types or action creators yourself. I'd encourage everyone to try it out, and let us know how much it helps improve your apps and what else ought to be included:

https://redux-starter-kit.js.org/

parent acemarke 7 years ago

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