We will go through a real world example whereby, we need to store authentication data(jwt…) in redux state and in this case it will be persisted.

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We will go through a real world example whereby, we need to store authentication data in redux state and in this case, it will be persisted. We will also access this data in the some of the components that need it. We will use Redux Toolkit to manage state in Next.js.

How to manage state in Next.js 13 using Redux Toolkit.

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<p>I was trying to use nextjs for a client portal type site (for my freelance clients to view files and info about their project), but kept running into issues with cookies using the app router in v13 despite following the docs. Check the github for open issues, 2k  open and 75 about cookies 😑 Maybe I’ll give it another try sometime, seemed like a pretty intuitive approach to server rendered sites. But for now I was running into too many issues way too early on in the project so I ended up just switching to something else</p>
