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What is this?
A curated awesome-list collecting Redux examples, middlewares, tools, boilerplates and tutorials — one big link catalog with over 12k stars.
Is this a tool I install, or just a list of links?
Nothing to install — it's a single README acting as a catalog. You browse its table of contents and follow links to docs, examples and starter kits.
What is Redux itself?
Redux describes itself as a predictable state container for JavaScript apps: one central store holding your app's state, updated via actions. That central role is why every framework and example section in this list revolves around it.
What do the :metal: and :fire: marks mean?
In the list's Marks section, :metal: stands for universal (isomorphic) projects and :fire: for ones with hot reload, so you can scan the boilerplate and example entries for those two features at a glance.
Why browse this instead of just reading the official Redux docs?
The docs teach Redux itself; this list maps the surrounding ecosystem — middlewares, generators like generator-redux, toolkits like Rekit, and dozens of tutorials and real-world app write-ups — so you can find libraries and patterns the official docs don't cover.
What are similar projects?
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Which topics is it in?
redux, middleware, boilerplate, angular, state-management, react-native, multilingual, awesome, vue, guide, learning-resources, documentation