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Redux and the State ADT by Ian Hofmann-Hicks
Define Discrete State Transitions using the State ADT
Combine State Dependent Transactions with the State ADT
Transition a Stateful ADT with Outside Input
Compose Simple State ADT Transitions into One Complex Transaction
Read and Transform Values from a State ADT’s State
Transition State based on Existing State using the State ADT
Combine Multiple State ADT Instances with the Same Input
Generate Randomness Using the State ADT
Use a Pure RNG with the State ADT to Select an Element from State
Multiply Two Arrays over a Function in JavaScript
Draw Items from One JavaScript Array to Another using a Pair ADT
Randomly Pull an Item from an Array with the State ADT
Pull Many Random Numbers in a Single State ADT Transaction
Adapt Redux Actions/Reducers for Use with the State ADT
Create State ADT Based Reducers
Combine Multiple State ADT Based Redux Reducers
Initialize Redux Application State Using The State ADT
Debug a Functional JavaScript composeK Flow
Create a Redux Store for Use with a State ADT Based Reducer
Connect State ADT Based Redux Actions to a React Application
Create Redux Middleware to Dispatch Multiple Actions
Create Redux Middleware to Dispatch Actions with the Async ADT
Dispatch Multiple Asynchronous Redux Actions with Arguments
Extend State ADT Based Transitions after React/Redux Integration
Dispatch a Single State ADT Based Redux Action
Introduction to using the State ADT with Redux
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