Table of Index

Module	Redux Fundamentals
Module 1	1.1) What is state Management
	1.2) Reactive UI and Reusability
	1.3) Rect state Management
	1.4) Introduction to Redux
	1.5) How Redux store works
	1.6) Rewrite the counter Application
	1.7) Action Playloads & Creators
	1.8) Understanding Reducers
	1.9) Immutability concept
	1.10) Why Reducers and called reucers
	1.11) Redux Data flow
	1.12) Presductable state Container
	1.13) Project - Multicounter application
Module 2	Introduction to react-redux Hook and Middlewares
	2.1) Setup react-redux
	2.2) Creting Reducers
	2.3) Creating Store
	2.4) Connect API
	2.5) Redux hook - useSelector()
	2.6) Redux - useDispatch()
	2.7) Redux combine Reducers
	2.8) Own pops with the connect API
	2.9) Redux Middleware concept
	2.10) Adding multiple middleqare
	2.11) Debugging Redux application
	2.12) Project - Create Shopping Cart application
Module 3	Project - sample todo Application In react-redux
	3.1) Setup react-redux Live project
	3.2) Defining Actions
	3.3) Defining Reducer - todo slice
	3.4) Defining Reducer - filter slice
	3.5) Store Setup
	3.6) Todo List and todo
	3.7) Filters section
	3.8) Filter Todo List
	3.9) Adding Todo
	3.10) Project - Create Blog webpage application
Module 4	Project - Advaced todo Application - Async Logic & Data Fetching (Redux Thunk)
	4.1) Introduction to Asynchronous Action
	4.2) Understanding Thunk function
	4.3) Redux async Data flow
	4.4) Introduction to redux - thunk
	4.5) Todo Application Part - 1 Live Demo
	4.6) Todo Application Part - 2
	4.7) Todo Application Part - 3
	4.8) Todo Application Part - 4
	4.9) Project - Add fatures to Todo application
Module 5	Introduction to Redux Toolkit
	5.1) Why Redux Tooltit
	5.2) Creating Slice
	5.3) Configuring Redux store & Dispatch
	5.4) Introduction to immer Immutable state update
	5.5) Add new feature - Dynamic Counter
	5.6) Middleware concept - redux-logger
	5.7) Extra reducers
	5.8) Async thunks part - 1
	5.9) Async thunks part - 2
	5.10) Project - JSON Placeholder with Todo application
Module 6	Project - Video website with Redux Toolkit
	6.1) React-redux Tooltkit Project setup Live Demo
	6.2) Setup backend JSON server API
	6.3) Setup REact User Interface
	6.4) Setup Routing react - router dom
	6.5) Videos Feature - 1
	6.6) Videos Feature - 2
	6.7) Tag Feature - 1
	6.8) Tag Feature - 2
	6.9) Video Feature
	6.10) Related video Feature
	6.11) Filters and search Feature
	6.12) Filters and search Feature
	6.13) Project - Video Course website application
Module 7	Project - Advaced Expense Tracker CRUD Application with Redux toolkit
	7.1) Introduction and Project setup Live Demo
	7.2) React User Interface
	7.3) Create APIs
	7.4) Thunks ans slices
	7.5) Add Transaction
	7.6) List Transaction
	7.7) Edit Transaction
	7.8) Delete Transaction
	7.9) Balance Calculation
	7.10) Project - Invoice application
Module 8	Project - Advaced Intorduction to RTK Query
	8.1) What is RTK Query & what problem
	8.2) Project and server setup Live Demo
	8.3) API slice creation & store configuration
	8.4) Create first Query
	8.5) API Query - Get Single Video
	8.6) API Query - Get Related Videos
	8.7) Advaced configuration
	8.8) Adding video - post request
	8.9) Cache Behavior - Revalidation
	8.10) Edit video and Revalidate
	8.11) Delete and Revalidate
	8.12) Project - Advaced Todo application with RTK Query
Module 9	Advaced Project - Chat Application (Part - 1)
	9.1) Proect setup Live Demo
	9.2) Server setup & requirement analysis
	9.3) Create API Slice
	9.4) Auth API and Slice
	9.5) Registration Feature
	9.6) Login Feature
	9.7) Authentication Request
	9.8) Login Persistency
	9.9) Private Route
	9.10) Conversation API
	9.11) Conversation Functionality
	9.12) Message API and Functionality
	9.13) chat head Feature
Module 10	Advaced Project - Chat Application (Part - 2)
	10.1) Required API Creation Part - 1 Live Demo
	10.2) Sending Message Inside Modal Part - 2
	10.3) Sending Message Inside Modal Part - 3
	10.4) Sending Message Inside Modal Part - 4
	10.5) Sending Message Inside Modal Part - 5
	10.6) Sending Message Inside Modal Part - 6
	10.7) Sending Message inside conversation
	10.8) Optimistic cache Update
	10.9) Pessimistic Cache Update
	10.10) Websocket Implementation
	10.11) Emiting Events From server
	10.12) Client side socket Implementation
	10.13) Infinity Scroll
	10.14) Base Query customization
	10.15) Update feature in existing poject
Module 11	Selectors, reselect & Redux vs context
	11.1) How useSelector works
	11.2) How re-rendering happens
	11.3) Shellow equality check
	11.4) Encapsulating selectors
	11.5) Memoize Selectors
	11.6) Selector parameters
	11.7) Selector Factories
	11.8) Balance Selector Usege
	11.9) Redux vs Context API (project with context)
	11.10) Redux vs Contex API
Module 12	Exploring Redux Documentation
	12.1) Redux Best Practice
	12.2) Redux Best Practice
	12.3) Redux Best Practice
	12.4) Redux FAQs
	12.5) Exploring Documentation
	12.6) Server side Rendering
Module 13	Final Projects
	13.1) Project Manager Application
	13.2) Blog & E-commerce Application

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