Articles by Nick Husher, Frontend Engineer at Faraday.
At Faraday, we use redux-saga [https://redux-saga.js.org] in our client-side webapp because it offers a robust and testable set of tools for managing complex and asynchronous effects within Redux apps. I recently upgraded our version of redux-saga from an embarrassingly old version to the latest, in part to
A fairly common problem in UI design is adding a modal dialog that confirms or cancels a dangerous action. Dan Abramov [https://twitter.com/dan_abramov] has a great StackOverflow answer [http://stackoverflow.com/questions/35623656/how-can-i-display-a-modal-dialog-in-redux-that-performs-asynchronous-actions/35641680] on how to solve this problem for specific kinds of modal dialogs,