The Complete React Developer Course (with Hooks and Redux) - Organizing Redux

The video tutorial covers the process of refactoring a large file into a more organized structure using Redux. It involves creating separate directories for actions, reducers, selectors, and store configuration. The tutorial demonstrates setting up named and default exports, configuring the Redux store, and connecting React components to the Redux store. The video concludes with a challenge to test the setup by adding expenses and filtering them using Redux actions and selectors.

What is the first step mentioned for organizing the code in the Redux application?

What folders are created inside the source directory for organizing actions and reducers?

What is the purpose of the selectors folder in the Redux application?

What functions are mentioned as part of the expenses action generators?

How are the action generators for filters set up in the Redux application?

What is the significance of using default exports for reducers in the Redux application?

What is the purpose of the Configure Store file in the Redux setup?

What steps are taken to ensure the Redux store is correctly configured?

How do you verify that the reducers and store are set up correctly in the application?

What actions are performed to test the visibility of expenses in the Redux application?