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[Lessons](../) | [Exercise](./exercise/) | [Demo](./demo/) [Lessons](../) | [Exercise](./exercise/) | [Demo](./demo/)
The Boilerplate!! At this point, you might asking why am I adding so much boilerplate code?!?!
At this point, you might asking why am I adding so much boilerplate code. A lot of code seems to be repeated with Redux. Redux is very much function based and has a lot of opportunites for some refactoring to make it less boilerplate'ish. <details>
<summary>It's okay. Don't be cry.</summary>
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I argue that part of the boilerplate is just turning what would otherwise by implicit to be explicit. This is GOOD in a large applications so that there is no magic. I argue for two things: A lot of code seems to be repeated with Redux. Redux is very much function based and has a lot of opportunites for some refactoring to make it less boilerplate'ish.
I argue that part of the boilerplate is just turning what would otherwise by implicit to be explicit. This is GOOD in a large applications so that there is no magic.
However, I argue for two things to make things much better:
1. writing against immutable data structures is hard 1. writing against immutable data structures is hard
2. the switch statements is cumbersome and error prone (e.g. with default case missing) 2. the switch statements is cumbersome and error prone (e.g. with default case missing)