Predictable state container for JavaScript apps
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If you're migrating from 0.12, apply 0.12 -> 1.0.0-alpha migration first, and then 1.0.0-alpha -> 1.0.0-rc. 1.0 only has a single breaking change since 1.0.0-rc:
dispatch is attempted while reducer is executing, an error is thrown. Note that you can dispatch from lifecycle hooks just fine. It's only reducers that are not allowed to dispatch. (https://github.com/rackt/redux/issues/368)We moved under rackt Github org. This won't affect you, but the new official URL is https://github.com/rackt/redux. We did this because we share values, and we want to collaborate on creating better tools, libraries, documentation, and examples. Redux stays independent of React, but we will work closely with React Router community to figure out a better integration.
We have real docs now. There are a few missing pieces, but it's a terrific effort, so thanks to everybody who contributed in the past month to get this shipped. Thanks to Gitbook for providing great tooling, too.
There's been no shortage of great examples in Awesome Redux, but we're shipping two new built-in examples in 1.0. One of them is a very simple async application. Creating it is covered in async tutorial. Another example we ship is a “real-world” example. It's a port of somewhat well-known flux-react-router-example to Redux, and shows advanced techniques such as caching, data normalization, custom API middleware, and pagination. Hopefully this example will help answer some commonly asked questions.
bindActionCreators now can also accept a function as the first argument: https://github.com/rackt/redux/pull/352The work on Redux was funded by the community.
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