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And congrats on completing the reactor's part of the course, next on our list, redux, unlike reactors

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redux is not part of official reactor.

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Of course, since it's used so often in REAC project, one might think that it's part of reactor, but

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in fact, it's not.

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In short, Redux is an up level state management library.

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I know, I know.

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Sounds extremely complicated.

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But keep in mind that we are already familiar with Apple.

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Remember context.

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Well, in a lot of ways, redux is very similar to context here, just a bit more rigid and opinionated.

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In fact, if you're comfortable with use, reduce or hook, I can guarantee you you'll grasp the main

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concepts of redux in no time.

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The main idea of redux is exactly the same as for the context, the setting up of the state in the app

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level.

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So multiple components have access to the state and as a result we can avoid Parap drilling or passing

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down the props through the components that actually don't need them.

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We purposely cover Riddick's at the very end of the course.

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For one, despite common misconception, you don't need to use redux in all your react projects with

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arrival of context API reactants and user Doozer in particular.

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Only very big project might require redox.

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So please don't start converting all your projects to Redux, despite what the Twitter gurus might tell

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you.

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And the second reason why recovery works at the very end is because even though Redhawks is not hard

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and the actual API is quite small, it is my strong belief that you'll understand it way faster and

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better once you have a solid understanding of main reactor concepts.

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Since there's not much theory to cover about Redox, we will directly proceed to build a project using

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Redux, and I purposely picked one of the projects we already completed previously.

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Since that way we can focus on redox implementation only and avoid wasting our time on irrelevant details.