React JS / Redux Tutorial – 6 – Provider

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22 responses to “React JS / Redux Tutorial – 6 – Provider”

  1. Pallavi Rawat Avatar

    Which keyboard do you use! It is so loud.
    PS: Love your video series.

  2. Brian Blackie Avatar

    Horses? Or houses? Howitzer?

  3. Rohith R Nair Avatar

    sir..
    dont we need to export users from the index in reducer and import them to this file????????

  4. Rui Vilela Avatar

    Great tutorial, but saying things are easy all the time is kinda anti-pedagogical.

  5. Fish Santiago Avatar

    George Foreman Grills are awesome!

  6. Nicolas Xu Avatar

    you want to buy your grandma a what? I don't understand the object that you want to buy.

  7. Harminder singh Avatar

    got this error????
    A valid React element (or null) must be returned. You may have returned undefined, an array or some other invalid object.????

  8. عالم القصة Avatar

    I am getting this error: Uncaught Error: Reducer "photos" returned undefined during initialization. If the state passed to the reducer is undefined, you must explicitly return the initial state. The initial state may not be undefined.????

  9. Chris Wang Avatar

    Anyone know where we can get that diagram?

  10. Jascha Burmeister Avatar

    excellent tutorial thanks

  11. Austin Baltes Avatar

    Hey, this is bar none the clearest demonstration of Redux I've ever viewed. I couldn't imagine a better demonstration sequence. super helpful – thanks!

  12. Damilola Olagundoye Avatar

    Help.
    createStore.js?fe4c:69Uncaught Error: Expected the reducer to be a function.
    at createStore (eval at <anonymous> (bundle.min.js:1223), <anonymous>:69:11)
    at eval (eval at <anonymous> (bundle.min.js:47), <anonymous>:21:36)
    at Object.<anonymous> (bundle.min.js:47)
    at _webpack_require_ (bundle.min.js:20)
    at bundle.min.js:40
    at bundle.min.js:43
    createStore @ createStore.js?fe4c:69
    (anonymous) @ index.js?1012:7
    (anonymous) @ bundle.min.js:47
    _webpack_require_ @ bundle.min.js:20
    (anonymous) @ bundle.min.js:40
    (anonymous) @ bundle.min.js:43

  13. Azraelfrost Avatar

    Fixed all other errors I was getting but this one is boggling my mind:

    ERROR in ./dev/js/index.js
    Module build failed: SyntaxError: Unexpected token (19:4)

    17 |
    18 | ReactDOM.render(
    > 19 | <Provider store={store}>
    | ^
    20 | <App />
    21 | </Provider>,
    22 | document.getElementById('root')

  14. Mathspy Terabithian Avatar

    Dying.
    "Something they made for people who are too lazy to type Function"

  15. Eichro Avatar

    Why use require() on the scss? You've been using ES6 import the whole series up until now.

  16. ipurelike Avatar

    Bro I notice you call refactor refractor, thought it's funny, I used to say it that way too 😀

  17. Salamat Alshyn Avatar

    buy grandma George Foreman grill )))))))))))

  18. Francisco Gutiérrez Avatar

    thank you for this very easy to follow tutorial.
    Do you think it is better to use .jsx extension for containers? (or whatever tags are been used)

  19. Juan Pareles Avatar

    Now we are getting confunse… time to asimilate all @.@

  20. Dennis Tupas Avatar

    If I used curly braces on App.js , I got an error.

    const App = () => {
    <div>
    <h2>Username List:</h2>
    <hr />
    <h2>User Details:</h2>
    </div>
    };

    but if I used this, there is no error :

    const App = () => (
    <div>
    <h2>Username List:</h2>
    <hr />
    <h2>User Details:</h2>
    </div>
    );

    why?.. as far as I know fat arrow functions use curly braces, right?..

  21. Troll King Avatar

    pls reply mannn

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