How to use Redux Toolkit in React
Redux Toolkit’s RTK Query is the most powerful data fetching and caching solution for Redux applications, automating loading states, error handling, and cache invalidation that you’d otherwise write by hand.
As the creator of CoreUI with 25 years of front-end development experience, I use RTK Query in complex React dashboards where multiple components fetch the same data and need to stay synchronized without redundant API calls.
Define your API once with createApi, and RTK Query generates typed hooks, manages caching, handles request deduplication, and automatically re-fetches stale data.
This eliminates the need to write fetchUsers.pending, fetchUsers.fulfilled, and fetchUsers.rejected reducers for every endpoint.
How to use Redux in React
Redux with Redux Toolkit is the standard solution for complex global state in React applications — when Context API becomes too verbose or performance-intensive, Redux provides predictable state updates with excellent DevTools support. As the creator of CoreUI with 25 years of front-end development experience, I use Redux Toolkit (RTK) in large-scale React dashboards where multiple features share state and async data fetching needs centralized management. Redux Toolkit eliminates the boilerplate of classic Redux — no separate action creators, no switch statements, just slices with immer-powered reducers. Start with the simplest state management that works; reach for Redux when you have genuinely complex cross-component state.
How to use reducers in NgRx
NgRx reducers are pure functions that handle state transitions based on dispatched actions, ensuring predictable and testable state management. As the creator of CoreUI with 12 years of Angular development experience, I’ve implemented NgRx reducers in enterprise Angular applications managing complex state for millions of users with zero state-related bugs.
The most maintainable approach uses createReducer with on handlers for type-safe action handling.
How to use actions in NgRx
NgRx actions represent unique events in your Angular application that trigger state changes through reducers and side effects. As the creator of CoreUI with 12 years of Angular development experience, I’ve built enterprise NgRx applications where well-structured actions provide clear audit trails of all state mutations.
The most maintainable approach uses createAction with strongly-typed props for type-safe action creators.
How to use NgRx in Angular
NgRx provides Redux-inspired state management for Angular applications, enabling predictable state updates and centralized data flow. As the creator of CoreUI with 12 years of Angular development experience, I’ve architected NgRx stores for enterprise applications managing complex state across hundreds of components.
The most maintainable approach follows the standard NgRx pattern with actions, reducers, effects, and selectors organized by feature.