Keep UI and State Synchronized Using Controlled Components in React with Redux
We’ll make the input field a “controlled component” by reacting to each change of the input and dispatching an action to the Redux store. Following this model gives us assurance that the UI is always a representation of the current application state.
This lesson should go before the previous
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If you export the component as you are exporting TodoForm and TodoList, in the React Dev Tools they show as Unknow component
I really like this react redux tutorial. it works for me even better then original tut from Dan Abr. :) It shows that store.dispatch exist in React Redux app too.
If you export the component as you are exporting TodoForm and TodoList, in the React Dev Tools they show as Unknow component @Andy Van Slaars, are Anonymous components a bad thing in React?
If you export the component as you are exporting TodoForm and TodoList, in the React Dev Tools they show as Unknow component
@Andy Van Slaars, are Anonymous components a bad thing in React?