Redux Toolkit with Redux Saga | Toolkit and Saga made Simple

great video

I never saw a so complex and over engineered way to handle memory in a browser! Im assume if someone who think in this library as an improvement see & or * before a variable will call the police!

Great video, thank you!

Great video, thanks for explaining this simple yet we tend to make it complex topic!

Nice video

You made me my day, great man!

Its really helpful. Thank you.

Beautiful explanation. Thanks a lot!

Thank you well explained, beginner friendly and up to date and relevant 2023 April very easy to follow :) Thank you @EdRoh

Can you please provide me a boilerplate for this. for large project if you have

Thank you for the great video

Great video! Would have really been a cherry on top if we had explored the unit testing side of all this. Probably the real win out of all this

Very good video, excellent explaining. Thanks!!!
The only thing is that the API doesn't provide anymore the prop image. So for those who are having problems, don't put the <img> and it will work.

thank you so much for this informative and awesome video keep it up

hi can you please tell if i can pass a callback in dispatch to get success right after calling so i can redirect to different page after dispatch like doing login

Thank you guy!!!

Thank you. simple & clear

Thank you. so simple, so informative, without any water)

You make it easy to understand 👍

Thanks. if this was typescript it would be epic tho :)

what theme are you using, awesome video btw

Thank you

Very informative, well explained and straight to the point. Wish I had seen this first, before delving into the docs. Keep it up!

Thank you very much! It worked!

hey edward, can you please explain why am i receiving error as 'catState is not defined' at line no 23 in catState.js file?

Please help me: my catSaga and catState files are contains errors, because i'm using TypeScript. How can I modify those files to working in TypeScript?

Great explanation. I like the nice and slow way you explain things. Thanks

how do pass any payload, to make post request using state from the component/ slice, inside the saga's worker function?

Great , But for get the login details what will we do First we save the state and then call saga , like a function save the username password and then the saga is called ? or anything

Where to perform create store logic if i am setting this in Next App

amazing explanation, thank you

thank you so much !!!

Thank you for very nice explain!

Doesn't make any sense but interesting

what if we have many saga?
do we have to combine them by using all effects like we do in typical saga?

It’s still have lots of code . If I use SWR or React query instead of using redux , is there will be any trouble?

please help me out here..

I've done the exact steps to integrate redux saga in my react project which was already using redux toolkit and while running my react project later my proj is not loading fully and I'm getting this error on my command prompt later

FATAL ERROR: Committing semi space failed. Allocation failed - Javascript heap out of memory

( I've tried using --max_old_space_size=4096 in my start script but nothing changes )

Please do it with TypeScript

This is good. But what's wrong with the old approach where we have 3 directories store, actions and reducers?

very good tutorial. thank you!

Amazing ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

This video was a lifesaver!

This is great explanation. !!

Great teaching, thanks

getting this error please help
"Uncaught Error: The slice reducer for key "cats" returned undefined during initialization. If the state passed to the reducer is undefined, you must explicitly return the initial state. The initial state may not be undefined. If you don't want to set a value for this reducer, you can use null instead of undefined.
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Best video. You explained the whole example really well brother. Could you please make more project videos using Redux Toolkit and saga so that we can learn more advance topics of saga. May be CRUD app, login registration forms, shopping site etc .

This was so nice to watch. Just useful information's. Not wasting time. Nice pace. Thanks a lot!!

thnak you so musch, this is help me