Redux Tutorial - Learn Redux from Scratch 

@@programmingwithmosh Mr can you give me your WhatsApp number or your Email

Let's try and remove 'master' from the 'global scope'. It may have worked in the past but it's now has negative connotations. ;) we are all learning :)

@@Roatandiving true💯

@@bilalullahkhan5517 I will upload this full course here. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-v-OSTQvHMZ4.html&ab_channel=TechGuy%21

@@abdulrahmanismailali1064 tf bruh

totally agree

Llll

Does that really help?

absolutely

Lol

Samee

Yes, but he is not straight forward.

@@mecode7850 explain?

頑張ってください。僕も日本でITの仕事やってます。Reactjs面白いですね。

Same thoughts here. There arent many good redux saga courses

this I found to be good ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-eUMbH6X_Adc.html

@@programmingwithmosh yes , but believe me your teaching methodology is so so amazing, no doubt. Clear cut and straight to the point explanations. I truly respect your knowledge and hardwork from Nepal 🙏

so it's either or? Bruh you need to learn some respect.

Well said. this is not easy thing to do. If anyone not interested dont watch. I love his tutorials and learnt alot . I refer to all my friends regarding Mosh sessions. Thanks alot for his knowledge sharing and the way he explaining is commendable.

@@programmingwithmosh I wont hit dislike because you did put a lot of teaching into this tutorial, and i value that. But i came here for one and a half hours of redux, and leave with 30 mins of pretty basic redux, i think it is a great course, but a clickbait title

@@programmingwithmosh exactly

Same to me with oop course

I watched his react native course and passed an interview effortlessly

Easy-Peasy (Abstracted Redux) Library will make life easier on you

Do you understand it now?

@@farshadgh2011 yes (◔‿◔)

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Thanks buddy

@@programmingwithmosh i watch the tutorial, and i am amazed how you simplified the redux. i remember learning react it was very fun and again you made it mosh. I was learning redux from another tutorials but they just show how to use it in projects but no one explained why and when. Mosh once again you have amazed me with your skills of teaching, i would recommend this course to every beginner in redux.

The id is predictable because it changes by incrementing the previous id. If it was generated by an external UUID library or by randomizing, then you can say it's not pure

I just thinking the same thing.

Yes I am on the same page

Came here to say this!

Exactly. If you would undo and redo a "bugAdded" action, the second added bug would get a higher ID. This shows how hard it is to write pure functions in a language that doesn't enforce it, and also that Redux doesn't verify or really require that reducer functions are pure (but there will be bugs in your application if not).

It's definitely not pure. However, later in the paid course, that variable gets replaced by an ID provided by a back-end server. The ID is passed to the function as part of the `action` parameter, making it pure. Until then you can just "pretend" that the ID is just a unique number that comes with the bug object.

Correct, that reducer was *definitely* not pure. I just about had a hemorrhage reading that code after all that hullabaloo about pure functions, especially when he wrapped up that section about how he had previously talked about pure functions having consistent output based on consistent input, yet it relied explicitly on global state instead of inferring the next correct ephemeral ID from the current state (assuming autoincrement and not a UUID style ID system). 😅

@@christopherk4166 ... right. It's good to have a simpler demo that then is fleshed out further later. But since he was teaching pure functions, he should have just either left that ID empty or inferred it from the current state _and then later_ removed it so that the server could handle it (i.e. a new autoincrement or UUID).

Hey Kapil! Have you ever taken the help of any tutorial to do a project? Would you be interested exploring opportunities in web development?

Did you check out his course where he integrates Redux into React?

@@neo6259 sorry we Indians need everything for free xD

@@kiranbabu9267 Your statement is not true. I am Indian. I and all my friends have paid and bought several courses of Mosh and Max.

@@saradhagirish8329 im gonna check who tf asked

@@neo6259 test

@DG Thanks for the response. But it's too late :D

@@programmingwithmosh You are awesome!

Same here bro!

Yeah, I caught that too. The function is no longer stateless. I feel like a better solution would be to scan the existing state and add one to the max ID

@@programmingwithmosh Thanks a lot Sir..

lol

That's just weird

Proceeds to beat the frick everyone