Redux in Angular (2 and 4+) (Udemy.com)

The course provides good introduction into redux in angular. I would suggest to the instructor to update the course as it's based on Angular2 and the redux library is deprecated now (replaced with other library). Also, I spent more time on trying to configuring the exercise code to work with Angular11 than on the course itself.

Yeah.. It was amazing.. but not compatible with angular 9

The course content is great - however it lacks redux implementation examples for real world server API calls. The author did mention few small points but they are not enough for a beginner to implement redux for APIs. Also moving ".subscribe()" methods in services are an anti-pattern (according to official angular style guide). The reason behind is it pushes some of the "display logic" from component to service which breaks the concept of component controlling visual elements and service controlling data only.

I am brand new to redux. But I am inheriting code from other developer that uses Redux. It is great to be able to listen to the lecture, stop, and compare the syntax/code so that they look less intimating. Thank you sir, you are doing a great service to us.

I was looking a complete course about the @angular-redux library didn't find any good one on the internet. This one cover everything and the instructor explain in details. I will like some more edge case and a real app that the traditional todo but redux is quite simple so I guess this is enough.

I already used redux architecture in react js / react native applications but i face problem in finding easiest and shortest way to learn the core operation of redux in angular js. I found this course and it helped me cover the whole indept redux within few hours.

This course is a bit outdated. The instructor mentions there will be a pdf regarding action creators, but there is no pdf. And also, I bought this course, hoping to get additional knowledge about redux, but I already had the content in his other course, Build Enterprise Applications. So I spent money on this course when it's exactly the same content from a single module from this other course. I don't mind spending some money to support Mosh, but please update this course, and it'd be awesome to have both ng-redux and the alternative ngrx. If this is going to be a single course to stand on its own, it should have both implementations. It's the first course I've rated less than 5 stars for Mosh. Probably a 2 star course, but rating it as 3 as I feel bad as his other courses are great, but this is duplicated content that can be found in his other course.

its a decent course for implementing redux into angular. no doubt that after this course you will be able to implement the redux pattern easily. i personally liked it a lot for it really helped me.. also Mosh's example are a really good cover up for almost any scenario you'll encounter.. for the most best experience i recommend to download the zip files and follow along for Mosh's videos visualization is not good at all. but if you'll download the examples all will be super clear to you for Mosh's example are clean and easy to follow!

Thanks for the course. The pace was perfect I could type as you speak, that really helped to grasp everything without having to pause and reply all the time. I can say that it is a perfect start in learning Redux. Now I have the basics and I'm ready to dig deeper, thanks a lot !

Extremely helpful, and as mentioned in the intro, the course is sweet and up to the point. I would have loved to see an example of a little more complex application, say, a shopping cart, where, instead of just one property and one object, at least a few more custom objects, which is the case in a practical application. Its okay if there is no video for it, a fully working code as a zip, along with pdf for references, would be more than enough. Something that I can do an npm install and see it working, and can decipher going file by file. Thats where the pdf can help getting the steps right.

I wish there is more example about Undo and Redo.

Excellent explanation of Redux, finding it a lot less confusing now.