Perhaps this goes beyond the simple example you are striving for, but an integral part of most web apps is the ability to tie in user input elements. With your stack of tooling and examples (which I have been studying and find as a great resource), I am struggling a bit to get a working example of a simple input text form element getting stored back into the redux state as a controlled element (with actions handling "onchange" events, etc.) Most examples are using react local state, and/or not using pure functions.
Do you have any examples of this interaction working together in your style/template of code? It might be a good inclusion to your tutorial.
Feature suggestion: Form inputs
Perhaps this goes beyond the simple example you are striving for, but an integral part of most web apps is the ability to tie in user input elements. With your stack of tooling and examples (which I have been studying and find as a great resource), I am struggling a bit to get a working example of a simple input text form element getting stored back into the redux state as a controlled element (with actions handling "onchange" events, etc.) Most examples are using react local state, and/or not using pure functions.
Do you have any examples of this interaction working together in your style/template of code? It might be a good inclusion to your tutorial.