In this article we are going to explore an implementation of Redux (a popular flavour of Flux) with Derivable.

Redux vs. Derivable

Derivable is a library which allows you to define reactive computations.

It has three simple concepts: atoms, derivations & reactions.

Atoms

This is the next article in the series about the Derivable library.

The previous one introduced us to React Derivable which allows to drive React components with derivable values.

Derivable is a library which allows one to define reactive computations.

There’s 2 minutes worth intro into Derivable I wrote recently. Feel free to skim over it but the following code snippet should make some sense to you already:

Derivable ships with FlowType typings out of the box. That means that you can take advantage of type checking your code which uses Derivable — less runtime errors and more confidence and better sleep in the nights.

/** @flow */