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DAY 52: Mastering Async in Redux Toolkit – Custom API Middleware, Redux Thunk & createAsyncThunk | ReactJS
🚀 Introduction Welcome to Day 52 of my Web Development Journey!After building a strong foundation in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, I’ve been diving deep into ReactJS — a powerful library for creating dynamic and interactive user interfaces. So far, I...
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Anik Sikder
Turning bugs into features since forever
Love how clearly you’re mapping out the transition from basic state management to Redux Toolkit. The move to custom middleware is a big step not just technically, but architecturally. Centralizing API logic this way makes your app easier to scale and debug. Looking forward to seeing how you handle error boundaries and optimistic updates next!