#153 How To Connect React and Redux With Example
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How To Connect React and Redux With Example
In this tutorial, we will see How To Connect React and Redux With Example. For this simple demo, we will not be going to use any backend; we will do that in the next tutorial. We keep this example very simple and make it work at the client side. We create a simple post and display it, but we are going to manage it via Redux store. We can create and delete the post, and our store will handle all the data. We use Bootstrap 4 for the frontend.
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