Redux
Predictable state container for JavaScript applications
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About Redux
Redux is a JavaScript library for managing global state in applications. It helps developers write code that behaves consistently across different environments, including client-side, server-side, and native applications, while remaining testable. The library centralizes application state and logic, enabling features such as undo and redo functionality, state persistence, and comprehensive debugging. Redux works with any user interface layer and maintains a large ecosystem of add-ons.
Redux was developed by Andrew Clark, Dan Abramov, Mark Erikson, and Timothy Dorr. The library is written in JavaScript and TypeScript and runs on all platforms. It is licensed under the X11 license. The Redux team also maintains related libraries including Redux Toolkit for streamlined development and React Redux for integrating Redux with React applications.
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