Alex Merced • 12/24/2020

React - Why use TaskRunner over Redux, useReducer

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This article critiques Redux and useReducer for handling asynchronous actions and proposes a new pattern called TaskRunner. It explains TaskRunner as an object-based approach that centralizes app logic, allows state updates after async operations, and supports non-stateful functions. The guide includes a tutorial using the author's 'merced-react-hooks' library to implement this pattern in a React project.

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