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Redux has long been the go-to state management solution for React applications, but it often required boilerplate code that made state management cumbersome. Enter Redux Toolkit (RTK), a modern, opinionated way to manage state efficiently. In this blog, we’ll explore Redux Toolkit’s features and how RTK Query simplifies data fetching.

Redux is a powerful state management library, but if not used efficiently, it can lead to unnecessary re-renders, bloated state trees, and performance issues. In this blog, we’ll explore techniques to optimize Redux performance and follow best practices.

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Modern applications often rely on asynchronous operations, such as fetching data from an API or interacting with a database. Redux, by default, is synchronous, meaning it cannot handle asynchronous actions like API requests on its own. That is where we use Redux Thunk. In this blog, we will explore Redux Thunk and how it helps manage asynchronous operations in Redux.

Redux is a state management library commonly used with React applications to manage and share application state in a predictable way. It helps you centralize your app's state in a single location, making it easier to manage, debug, and test.

In Redux, managing state revolves around three key components: actions, reducers, and middleware. Understanding these concepts is essential for efficiently handling state updates and side effects in a Redux-based application. In this blog, we’ll dive into each of these components and see how they work together.