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Thank you so much! This video is the one that finally made me understand it. If someone else is still struggling, what worked for me is not splitting so much (just for learning purposes) and not abstracting actions, simply doing yield put({ type: "ABC", payload: ABC }). Maybe I'm weird, but this made my brain click, now that I understand I can split everything back to different folders and files again.
16:00 - I see what you did there ;) (...already subscribed though) 25:05 - the pop-up modal reminds me that Redux--Saga also include Channels mechanism. Do you have any experience with this concept? (requires a deeper dive) - Your project arrangement is very elegant but I find files with the exact same name quite confusing to work with (despite the different folders which they are included in)
Thx for the video. I've been using redux and redux-saga for a very long time in my projects but i'm starting to wonder, what are the alternatives(if there are) to redux-saga in 2022? I know there are tons of alternatives for redux, but what about redux-saga?
@@MonsterlessonsAcademy Yeah that what i was thinking. So if instead of redux we use some other state management library like Zustand for example, how do we manage async effects?
Hi it is used automatically through saga github.com/monsterlessonsacademy/monsterlessonsacademy/blob/245-redux-saga/src/redux/sagas/handlers/createUser.js
