Redux and NextJS 13 Tutorial | Redux Toolkit Tutorial With Next 13
If you are looking to learn about Redux and NextJS 13, then you have come to the right place. In this tutorial, we will cover the basics of using Redux with NextJS 13 and demonstrate how to set up a Redux Toolkit with Next 13 application.
What is Redux?
Redux is a predictable state container for JavaScript apps. It helps you write applications that behave consistently by centralizing the state of your application and enforcing a strict way to manage changes in that state. Redux can be used with any framework, but in this tutorial, we will focus on using it with NextJS 13.
What is NextJS 13?
NextJS 13 is a popular React framework that allows you to build server-rendered React applications with ease. It provides features like automatic code splitting, server-side rendering, and seamless client-side navigation, making it a great choice for building modern web applications.
Redux Toolkit Tutorial With Next 13
In this tutorial, we will walk through the process of setting up a Redux Toolkit with Next 13 application. We will start by creating a new NextJS 13 project and then add Redux Toolkit to it. We will demonstrate how to create slices, configure the store, and dispatch actions within our NextJS 13 application.
Prerequisites
To follow along with this tutorial, you should have a basic understanding of React and NextJS 13. You should also have Node.js and npm installed on your system.
Conclusion
By the end of this tutorial, you should have a good understanding of how to use Redux Toolkit with NextJS 13 to manage the state of your application. You will be able to create slices, configure the store, and dispatch actions within your NextJS 13 application. Redux Toolkit provides a simplified way to manage state in your NextJS 13 application, and we hope this tutorial has helped you get started with it.
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bro where is the GITHUB repo?
@PedroTechnologies is there a github link to this code? it would help to see what versions are being used in the package.json.
too much bla-bla
New to all this. But why nest your states under a 'value' property?
I was expecting this tutorial to use next-redux-wrapper so I was very dissapointed to find out you just ended up with "use client", why bother with nextJS then ?
this video is very helfull👍👍🔥🔥
Pedro, mucho respect from Greece! you are my favourite tech youtuber
how we can update value from rsc component why its not working
Great tutorial, thanks! One Qs, If we wrap the layout children with a Redux Store provider which is a client side component ( using "use client" ) then will it make all of its children CLIENT SIDE ? will all of my components will be rendered ONLY on CLIENT SIDE? Can someone please confirm this, I'm confused in this concept. Thanks!
Thank's fo the video.
I left with so many questions about how to divide the actions and reducers to different files like I do in regular redux – I mean why did you write it all in one file? its not scalable
Can you comment on this please?
activated the notification belt, you saved me hour of debugging !
Great video bro, thanks for keeping it simple and not over complicating
I was trying to find out the bug in my redux setup for hours, it was working in the base path "/" but not on "/login" and then I found your video. The issue was I forgot to put "use client" in the login page.
Thank you
Shouldnt we mutate values within reducers? As its using immer?
FUCKING WEIRD FRAMEWORK!
Nice. Question is how do you use redux in a server component?
Thanks a lot man 😀
thank you guy