JS/Redux

• 1 store per app. Put createStore in index.js.
• You can do an import rootReducer.

• Seriously a lot of hacking on getting Redux to work with React.

• On the Redux store:
  • In general, you want to only make top-level container components ones that have access to the store.
  • Smart components = know about the Redux store/state, dumb components just get passed to them and have no idea about the bigger application state.
  • Provider component: you wrap your whole app with it.
• action_creators:

import createStore from '../store';

const store = createStore()

class App extends Component {

  render() {
    return (
      <Provider store={store}>
        <MainAppContainer />
      </Provider>
    )
  }
}

Ruby

• Reference

Removing strong parameters if using dry-validation anyway.

• We already have HashWithIndifferentAccess anyways already, might as well use it instead of the regular hash.