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Introduction to Redux
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Introduction to Redux

Introduction to Redux

1. Getting Started
What is Redux?Why Redux? When to use Redux?Setting up a React-Redux Application
2. Fundamental Concepts
Redux ActionsRedux ReducersRedux StoreStore Dispatch MethodSelectorsRedux Data Flow
3. Redux in Practice
Redux Application Structure Modifying the Template for UseCreating the Redux StoreRedux SliceCreating a SliceUnderstanding SliceUsing Selectors to access StateModifying State by Dispatching ActionsThunk FunctionsRules for ReducersUnderstanding the Counter Application
4. Creating a React-Redux Application
The ApplicationSetting Up the ApplicationCreating the UI SkeletonCreating the Profile SliceCreating the Posts SliceCompleting the Posts featureDisplaying Number of Posts and UsersAdding CSS Styling

bookAdding CSS Styling

Now that most of the functional part of the application is done. We can add some CSS styling to make the app look better.

We will create a new index.css file and import it into index.js.

With some adjustments in index.js, we will assign the relevant IDs and classes.

Now the app should look something like this:

Everything was clear?

How can we improve it?

Thanks for your feedback!

Section 4. Chapter 8
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