Thank you for writing up such a great series of articles!

I like the way that you use thunk to incorporate Meteor methods into the Redux flow. However, when I look at the console messages printed from redux-logger, those actions like addTodo, toggleTodo are not shown, which I think makes these changes hard to trace.

I’m thinking if adding a wrapper action to the callback of the method will be meaningful? Something like:

addTodo = (text) => {
  return (dispatch) => {
    Meteor.call('addTodo', text, (err, res) => {
      if (!! err) dispatch(todoError(err));
      else        dispatch(todoAdded(res));
    });
  };
};

It adds lots of boilerplate though .. What do you think?