Hey, hey, it's me again, I wanted to take a quick note about a new tool that has come out called
Redux Toolkit.
Now, as we learn about Redux, you'll notice one thing that's a little painful that some people don't
like about redux.
And that is the idea that Redux has a lot of boilerplate code.
You have to learn new patterns.
You have to create numerous files to accomplish something that would have been really easy to do in
just react.
Now, the added benefit is that it makes our code more maintainable, more scalable as our apps grow.
But it does mean more typing by developers, more files, more boilerplate and boilerplate simply means
code that you write over and over.
That's kind of similar.
And you'll see when we start building things like actions reducers, how you're writing repetitive code.
And Redux Toked was created for this reason, it's the batteries included toolset for efficient redux
development.
They take a lot of the manual hard work with Redux and generates a lot of really niceties for us.
Now we are going to use the redux toolkit in this course simply because I think it's important for us
to practice and see how redux works without any magic behind it.
By doing things manually ourselves will better understand how Redux works.
But after you're done with this section, I do recommend you check out Redux Tocchet.
I recommend reading through their documentation, and once you get used to building apps with Redux,
then I do recommend that you use a Redux tool kit to get started fast and avoid some of the boilerplate
code that you might have to write over and over.
Just a quick note.
All right, let's get back to it.