User interaction dispatches an action --> The reducer updates the state based on the action --> Subscribed components update the UI based on the new state. This is a just clean example of a…

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Learn to implement Redux from scratch, covering key functions and objects such as createStore, combineReducers, connect, and Provider. Understand Redux data flow, createStore for state management, combineReducers for combining multiple reducers, connect for connecting React components to a store, and Provider for making the Redux store available to nested components.

Implementing Redux from Scratch

Keep in mind that this article was written in 2021 and does not demonstrate modern Redux Toolkit (RTK) slices.
The counterStore file could be converted to a counterSlice.

My lifecycle of store management tools was like this:
flux -&gt; redux -&gt; RTK -&gt; useReducer -&gt; MobX -&gt; observables (svelte). And what about yours?