RTK (Redux Toolkit) + Next.js + createAPI + createSlice + Typescript + RTK Query + Search + Filter

🚀 Unveil the power of Redux without the complexity in our latest tutorial featuring RTK (Redux Toolkit) with Next.js! Tailored for both beginners and seasoned developers, this video breaks down the barrier of entry to Redux, showcasing its simplicity with the advent of RTK. Dive into our step-by-step guide on integrating RTK with Next.js using TypeScript, and learn how to effortlessly implement state management, search, and filter functionalities in your web applications.
👨‍💻 Say goodbye to Redux complexities and hello to clean, efficient code with our in-depth exploration of RTK Query and the createAPI method. This tutorial demystifies Redux's daunting reputation by walking you through three hands-on mini-projects that illustrate the seamless nature of modern Redux workflows using RTK.
🔍 With RTK Query, you'll learn how to fetch, cache, and update data in your React applications with minimal boilerplate. We leverage the createSlice method to manage the state beautifully and efficiently, providing you with the know-how to perform advanced search and filter operations against the DummyJson.com API - dealing with posts, products, and users.
🛠️ Each project in this tutorial is a stepping stone to mastering Redux Toolkit with Next.js 13 (sans App Router, to ensure stability), allowing you to progressively build on your knowledge. Whether you're implementing a search feature or crafting a filter to sift through data, our clear explanations and real-world examples provide a solid foundation for utilizing RTK in any project.
📚 While RTK streamlines Redux, many shy away from its potential due to misconceptions about its complexity. This video aims to change that narrative, offering clarity and demonstrating how RTK makes Redux approachable and straightforward, especially with TypeScript by your side.
🔗 Dive into our GitHub repository at github.com/ahm... to get your hands on the code from this tutorial. Fork it, clone it, and play with it as you follow along with the video.
✅ Whether you're tackling a personal project or working on enterprise-level applications, this tutorial equips you with the cutting-edge tools to implement robust state management that scales. From creating APIs to managing slices of state, you'll learn to do it all with precision and ease.
👍 If you're ready to take the fear out of Redux and embrace the simplicity that RTK brings to the table, then this video is your gateway. Like, share, and subscribe for more content that makes modern web development accessible and fun.
🎓 Embark on this educational journey to unlock the full potential of RTK in your Next.js applications. With our clear guidance, you'll transform your apprehension into mastery and your code into a model of modern efficiency.
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[@shineLouisShine]

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Good luck!

[@htmlfivedev]

Working on it!

[@tamerahmed9860]

Great efforts! Thank you

[@deepmane5845]

Can you explain how to use Redux Toolkit or React Redux in Next.js? After implementing it, our entire application can be either client-side or server-side. I'm unclear on how to properly use it in Next.js, so could you clarify my doubts? Also, please explain the advantages and disadvantages of using Redux in Next.js.
I've noticed that there are tutorials on UA-cam not covering the use of Redux in Next.js. Is Redux unnecessary in Next.js, or is there a reason it's not widely used? If a larger application requires Redux in Next.js, how is it implemented?
I'd appreciate it if you could address these concerns in your next video. I've commented multiple times on other channels, but I haven't received any responses. If you can create a video on this topic, it would be immensely helpful, as I've been struggling with these questions, and it seems others may have similar doubts. Thank you!

[@htmlfivedev]

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