Closed markerikson closed 4 years ago
Hello, I would like to help in the docs, I'm new here so let me see if I'm correct: to start, I have to choose one point pointed above then add the answer and then submit the pull request?
@stevenandersonz yep! Just add a comment here saying which item you want to work on.
Ok, I would like to work on React-Redux: why use React-Redux?
Hey there! I was thinking about working on "When to learn Redux?", I noticed that there's a small paragraph about it in the FAQ already. Was the idea to expand more on that with the many links provided ?
I will give confirmation when I actually start working on it, if in the mean time anybody else wants to tackle that feel free to go ahead.
Hello, I would like to help with "When should i use redux?". I'm new here so I have the same question @Gabri3l asked.
I noticed that there's a small paragraph about it in the FAQ already. Was the idea to expand more on that with the many links provided ?
Yes, the "Updates to existing questions" section is listing links I'd like added to questions that already exist. Those should be pretty easy to update :)
Hello again!
I'm interested in helping with "Code Structure: Where should websockets and other persistent connections live?". Although i'll be happy to help with any other topic that is more asked for :)
@Anemolo : sounds good! Go ahead and add a question+answer to the "Code Structure" FAQ page, following the existing format, and submit a PR once you've got it ready. I'll look it over and see if there's any tweaks needed.
Hi @markerikson! I want to contribute with some topic. Which one do you think is the best for beginners?
We were able to add a lot of FAQ updates over in #1785 , but there's still some more updates I'd like added. Here's the current list of items I'd like in there:
Waiting to be Added
New topics
General
Code Structure
Actions
Performance
Design Decisions
React-Redux
Other
Updates to Existing Questions
It's not an FAQ item, but I'll leave a note for myself here rather than filing a new issue. The "Beyond combineReducers" page should have a mention of "double-nesting state", as in
state.posts.posts
, usually due to initial state defining a key and the slice reducer being given a key. . Definitely a common mistake.