After this lesson you will
- Understand when a reducer protects a real product rule
- Design actions through one transition point that returns a new state, effects and async work
- Decide when a screen should keep simple state instead of handing it to a reducer
Duration10 min
DifficultyIntermediate
Why Is A Reducer Useful?
Understand when a reducer beats multi-branch UI logic.
- 01Lesson Goal
- 02Part 1: The Same Rule, Written Two Ways
- 03Part 2: The Outcomes Of A Sign-In Request
- 04Part 3: A Reducer Prevents Policy Drift
- 05Part 4: When A Reducer Is Overkill
- 06Code Reading Path
- 07Bad Smells
- 08Key Takeaways
Topics: mobile-action-pro, mvvm-state-machine
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