Loading Data in React: redux-thunk, redux-saga, suspense, hooks

Valerii Tereshchenko

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19 Mar 2020MIT7 min read

Comparison of different ways of handling side effects in React

Sadly, even with React and Redux, there is no one clear way how to handle asynchronous calls to the API (backend) or any other side effects. This article is going to show four ways of solving this problem and compare the pros and cons of each one.

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Valerii Tereshchenko

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Full Stack Software Developer with major experience in enterprise software development for different industries.
Have a experience in wide range of technologies:
- JavaScript: React, Redux, TypeScript, Saga, Thunk, Cordova, Jest, Enzyme, Material Design, React-MD, Semantic UI, WebStorm
- .Net: C#, WPF, WCF, Windows Forms
- Java: Spring, Spring Boot, Spring Cloud, Spring Data, microservices, jUnit, Mochito, IntelliJ
- DB: Kafka, Oracle, SQL Server, PL/SQL

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