happypoulp/redux-tutorial

This repository is a step-by-step tutorial for learning Redux, a JavaScript library used to manage application state in frontend web applications. It starts with Flux, the architectural pattern behind Redux that describes how data should flow through an app in one direction, and then works through how Redux puts that pattern into practice. The tutorial is structured as a series of numbered JavaScript files meant to be read in order, starting with an introduction file and progressing through more specific concepts. Each file is also a working JavaScript program that can be run directly with a single npm command, so learners can experiment with the code and observe what it does rather than reading about it passively. Some familiarity with ES6 and ES7 JavaScript features is expected, particularly object spread syntax, which appears in the examples. The tutorial targets specific older versions of Redux (3.0.2) and react-redux (4.0.0), so the code reflects how those libraries worked at the time it was written. The APIs and conventions in those versions may differ from current releases. The README is brief and describes this as an introduction only. For deeper coverage, it directs learners to the official Redux documentation. The repository itself does not include explanatory prose beyond the README: the learning material lives entirely in the commented JavaScript source files.