12 Days of Posts: Day 10 – functional state with Redux
Yesterday we finished the post with questions about how to store and use state. All applications have state and have to manage state otherwise they would be static documents. This becomes even more difficult if we try to make our application functional. Functional applications try to minimize state changes as much as possible. How do we do this in a functional application like React?
The best way to visualize what functional state looks like is to imagine a series of actions with facts.