Preface
Redux is a curious little tool. As you’ll discover, there’s not all that much to it. You can familiarize yourself with each of its methods before you finish a cup of coffee.
Not only is Redux well-contained, but it’s also a finished product. How often do you hear that? There’s no roadmap, project manager, or Kanban board. Commits are still added to the GitHub repository, but they’re usually improvements to documentation or the official examples.
How’s that possible? You may find it helpful to think of Redux as an architecture pattern. The package you install from npm is an implementation of that pattern and it provides you with enough functionality to get your application off the ground.
The real kicker is how much you can accomplish ...
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