I’m currently working on a large-scale JavaScript application and have decided to use Redux for state management. I understand the basic concepts of Redux, but I’m having a hard time structuring my reducers, actions, and store in a way that is maintainable and scalable.
- What is the optimal way to structure the Redux store for a large-scale application?
- How should I organize my actions and reducers to ensure maintainability?
- Are there any specific patterns or practices that I should follow to avoid common pitfalls associated with Redux in large-scale applications?
- How can I ensure that the state updates are efficient and do not lead to unnecessary re-renders?
- Can anyone share examples of well-structured Redux code in large-scale applications?
Any guidance or references to relevant resources would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
I have tried structuring my Redux store based on the documentation and some tutorials I found online. I created separate files for actions and reducers, and I’ve tried to keep my store as flat as possible. However, as the application grows, I’m finding it difficult to maintain and update the state. I was expecting this structure to be scalable and efficient, but I’m facing issues with unnecessary re-renders and complex state updates. I’m not sure if I’m structuring my store, actions, and reducers correctly, or if there’s a better way to do it.
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