Redux-Powered React Application

Along the way, we learned how to:

• Create actions, action creators, reducers, and the store
• Provide the store to the app using <Provider>
• Read/ access the store from components using the useSelector hook and display the state information in the UI
• Dispatch the actions on user events such as button clicks, using the useDispatch hook
• Control the DOM elements' behavior with logic based on the state of the application
• We learnt what are the disadvantages of in-efficient state management and multiple level of prop drilling