React in Action

Part 3. React application architecture

By the end of part 2, you will have transformed the Letters Social sample application from a bare-bones static page to a dynamic user interface with routing, authentication, and dynamic data. In part 3, you’ll add to what you’ve created by exploring some advanced topics in React.

In chapters 10 and 11, you’ll explore the Flux application architecture and implement Redux. Redux is a variation of the Flux pattern that has become the de facto state management solution for sizeable React applications. You’ll explore the concepts of Redux and transition your React application to use Redux as the state management solution. As you do this, you’ll continue to add features to Letters Social, including comments ...