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

This video tutorial covers the implementation of the edit expense functionality in a Firebase and Redux application. It guides through setting up an asynchronous action for editing expenses, writing test cases to ensure functionality, and making necessary changes to the application. The tutorial also includes testing the changes and deploying the application to Heroku. The next section will focus on integrating authentication using Firebase.

What is the main problem identified when editing an expense in Firebase?

Describe the purpose of the async action for editing an expense.

What should the call signature for 'start edit expense' include?

Explain how to test that 'start edit expense' works correctly.

What changes need to be made to the 'edit expense' page?

How do you ensure that the updates are applied without overriding existing values?

What is the significance of the 'then' call in the async action?

What steps are involved in writing a test case for the 'start edit expense' function?

What should you check after dispatching the 'start edit expense' action?

What is the next topic to be covered after integrating Firebase with Redux?