Redux: The Single Immutable State Tree
How is Redux different from Backbone or Flux? Learn the first principle of Redux—the single immutable state tree.
We are presenting a “complete” example in the code window below. Feel free to click around and explore! We will be explaining what everything does during this course.
How does redux handle applications a huge number of items/depth in the state tree? Is a single tree recommended for all cases?
Nothing is ever recommended for all cases. Profile it with the load imitating what you expect in your app and evaluate whether it works for your use case.
Please see also http://redux.js.org/docs/FAQ.html#performance-state-memory
Does Redux require React to be used or was it used for this example? I read, that it should be independent.
What is meant by "All mutations and changes to the state are explicit"? What would a non-explicit (implicit?) state mutation look like and how is Redux different to that?
what editor are you using thanks?
It looks like jsbin