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dayo_hope tbyiadom1 You ** should use the toolkit - we officially recommend using it for any newly written Redux code since 2019:

Posted 2 years ago (01 August 2022)

mskhirwar dan_abramov FWIW, while Dan's original course is still informative, it shows Redux patterns that are very outdated. "Modern Redux" with Redux Toolkit is much simpler to learn and use than "" Redux code. See our official docs tutorials for details:

Posted 2 years ago (28 July 2022)

DevMoroh dan_abramov In my opinion after using it for a few months at work: - use Redux Toolkit, not just Redux - works for server rendering () - standardises code flows - devtools are good - TypeScript support 👌 - There is a learning curve. See this section of the docs:

Posted 2 years ago (03 June 2022)

Just published a new docs page: "Why Toolkit is How to Use Today" Explains what "" is (store, actions, reducers), how hand-written code is hard, how RTK fixes that, and why we want devs using RTK instead of legacy `redux` core:

Posted 2 years ago (17 April 2022)

AmShankarNanda FWIW, this is _specifically_ one of the bugs that our official Redux Toolkit package helps prevent :) It uses Immer inside to let you write "" code that becomes correct immutable updates, and RTK is the standard way to use Redux today:

Posted 2 years ago (07 April 2022)

saivivekravi187 myogeshchavan97 Please also note that we officially recommend to use saga only in very complicated use cases - things like fetching data is nothing we would consider "" here - that can be done with a lot less code using just a thunk or RTK Query.

Posted 2 years ago (21 November 2021)