Master React Redux via Real world analogy & Building Project

Create a product action types constants file and implement actions for all products, selected product, and remove product, outlining type and payload for each Redux action.

Create the product reducer to update the central store using actions; define an initial state with a product list including a laptop, price about 499, in electronics.

Import combine reducers, create an index file, and assemble all reducers into a single combined reducer by mapping each reducer to a key in an object.

Create the product store by exporting the reducer, initializing state, and wiring an action with type and payload; configure the store with createStore and combined reducers to manage product state.

Connect your React app to a Redux store using the Provider, then debug with Redux DevTools to inspect state and actions in real time.

Create reusable React components for an ecommerce app, including header, all products screen, product components, and product details, and fetch products from a free api.

Explore how a React project uses package.json to manage dependencies, scripts like npm start and npm build, and project metadata such as name Xerox, version 0.1.0, guiding the development workflow.

Create your first React component using a function or arrow function, export it, and render it in App to display in the browser. Use className and Semantic UI for styling.

Create skeletons for all components, including all products and product detail, set up export defaults, and prepare routing for integration in the app.

Implement static and dynamic routing with react-router-dom, wiring BrowserRouter, Route, and exact paths. Build static pages and a dynamic product detail route using route parameters.

Apply styling to React components using inline styles and CSS classes, create a page not found with flex centering, font size, and reddish color, and import styles in tsx.

Access state data from the central store in a component using useSelector to retrieve the product list and observe updates via Redux DevTools.

Design and implement a reusable product component, render it across the products page with grid styling, and integrate a guard component while preparing a fake API data fetch.

Fetch all products from the fake story API using axios and a one-time use effect call, then log and print the data to populate the product list on the page.

Use useDispatch to dispatch the all products action with the fetched product data to the central store, highlighting action type and payload and the flow from action to state update.

Dispatch an action from the all products component to the reducer, which appends the API payload to the product list and updates the central store for display.

Style and render all products on the home screen by mapping the product list in the product component, showing image, title, price, and category with unique keys.

Wrap product card with a router link to enable dynamic navigation to the product detail page on click, preserving a single page app experience with dynamic id in the route.

Learn how to extract a product id from the URL using a hook, fetch the product details with Axios, and update the central state for the product detail view.

Dispatch the selected product to the reducer using useDispatch and useSelector, update store with payload, register the reducer in the index file, and reflect the updated product in the component.

Learn to style a product details page with a responsive container grid and glass UI, and show data using conditional JSX while handling loading state from a central store.

Add routing on the logo to navigate without refreshing the page in a single-page application, using a header link with an exact '/' home route to reach the audio stream.

Master React Redux by dispatching a remove product action and updating the reducer to clear the previous product on leaving details screen, preventing flicker and loading the new product directly.

Explore Redux DevTools to observe actions like load all products, select product, remove product, and corresponding state changes, then apply debugging techniques to build robust React and Redux apps.

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