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More Asynchronous Options

The most common requests I get for this course are around more advanced data-fetching topics with Redux. I've resisted because typically they bring in a lot of complexity, while the benefits aren't seen until your data-fetching needs become large enough. With that said, now that you have a solid foundation on Redux and specifically, asynchronous Redux, you'll be in a good position to read up on the different options to decide if any would work best for the type of application you're working on. I encourage to read up on both of the other (popular) options.

• Redux Promise - FSA-compliant promise middleware for Redux.
• Redux Saga - An alternative side effect model for Redux apps

Summary

In this section, we used the thunk library that we installed in the previous section to make our code more singularly-focused and maintainable. We converted the:

• Goals code to use thunks
• Todos code to use
• initial data fetching to use thunks