Redux in Angular (2 and 4+)
Category: Tutorials
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- date: 21 September 2025
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Udemy - Redux in Angular (2 and 4+)
Size: 184.49 MB | Duration: 1 hr 17 mns | Video: AVC (.mp4) 1280x720 30fps | Audio: AAC 48KHz 2ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English | + Supplemental Resources
Better manage the state of your Angular apps, improve their testability and use awesome debugging tools!
Requirements:
• At least 3 months experience with Angular 2 or higher
If you're building a complex Angular app with complex data flows, you may want to consider using Redux to better manage the state of your app.
Redux is a lightweight and simplified implementation of the Flux architecture that was originally introduced by Facebook. It provides a clean and elegant solution to maintain the state of your applications in a predictable way.
It also provides a number of other benefits:
• It decouples your application from a presentation framework like Angular
• It allows you to postpone decisions about external frameworks (clean architecture)
• It makes it easier to unit test your application without mocks and spies
• You get access to awesome tools as part of your development (Redux Dev Tools)
• It makes it easier to implement undo/redo feature in your applications
You'll learn аbout:
• The building blocks of Redux
• Pure functions
• Working with actions
• The select pattern
• Avoiding object mutations
• Using immutable objects
• Using Redux Dev Tools
• Calling backend APIs when using Redux
• Refactoring fat case blocks
• Dealing with complex domains

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