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Modern JavaScript Web Development Cookbook

Modern JavaScript Web Development Cookbook

By : Federico Kereki
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Modern JavaScript Web Development Cookbook

Modern JavaScript Web Development Cookbook

By: Federico Kereki

Overview of this book

JavaScript has evolved into a language that you can use on any platform. Modern JavaScript Web Development Cookbook is a perfect blend of solutions for traditional JavaScript development and modern areas that developers have lately been exploring with JavaScript. This comprehensive guide teaches you how to work with JavaScript on servers, browsers, mobile phones and desktops. You will start by exploring the new features of ES8. You will then move on to learning the use of ES8 on servers (with Node.js), with the objective of producing services and microservices and dealing with authentication and CORS. Once you get accustomed to ES8, you will learn to apply it to browsers using frameworks, such as React and Redux, which interact through Ajax with services. You will then understand the use of a modern framework to develop the UI. In addition to this, development for mobile devices with React Native will walk you through the benefits of creating native apps, both for Android and iOS. Finally, you’ll be able to apply your new-found knowledge of server-side and client-side tools to develop applications with Electron.
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Doing async actions with redux-thunk

How can we do async actions, such as calling a web service? This kind of call requires some different processing: you cannot just dispatch an action, if we are still waiting for the results of an Ajax call. The Redux thunk middleware lets you write an action creator that returns a function instead of an action; the function is given access to the store contents and to the dispatch function itself, and can then do async calls, dispatch other functions, and so on.

It seems that the origin of the thunk word comes from a very late programming session, in which, after many hours of work, a solution to a problem was found that had been thought before, and thunk became its name as a derivative of think, make of it what you will!

This sound a bit mysterious, so let's dive in and see how it works by doing a variation on the country/region components...

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