They are pretty simple though, and the dev tools are fabulous. I guess we disagree here. :)
Note that I would never (again) use thunk - using such side effects leads to unmaintainable code, at least in my experience.
Note that I would never (again) use thunk - using such side effects leads to unmaintainable code, at least in my experience.
You still have to understand Redux's weird boiler plate concepts - actions, action creator functions, reducers, thunks, ... - to understand and use Redux toolkit. Redux is broken from the bottom up.