Example of using immutable.js and reselect #145
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1. Duplicate the ‘async’ example and upgrade the html-webpack-plugin. 2. Refactor the code to use Immutablejs and reselect.
dayfine
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Jun 18, 2018
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Is this file from another example? And I don't think it's actually used anywhere, right?
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Yes, the code is originally from https://github.com/angular-redux/ng-redux/tree/master/examples/async. I think you are right. The file isn't used in this example.
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Recently, I was playing around with ng-redux, immutable and reselect.
Basically I duplicated the async example from the repository and refactored the code by using immutable and reselect libraries. I guess it might be helpful for someone else.