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markerikson/react-redux-links
Curated tutorial and resource links I've collected on React, Redux, ES6, and more
Mark Erikson's personally maintained reading list for the React/Redux ecosystem — organized as a directory of markdown files by topic, not a framework or tool. Erikson is one of the Redux core maintainers, so this is the list he actually hands to people asking 'where do I start?'. Most useful for developers coming in cold who need a guided path rather than a raw search.
The Redux sections carry real authority — Erikson wrote much of the Redux docs and RTK, so the guidance on reducers, selectors, and side effects reflects how the library is meant to work, not random blog opinion. The recommended learning order (JS → React → Redux → TypeScript) is correct and gives beginners something to follow without drowning in options. Primary vs additional resource split means you can move through the main track without reading 300 articles. The repo runs markdown link checking (mlc_config.json + GitHub Action), so at least mechanically broken links get flagged.
Several React doc links still point to beta.reactjs.org and reactwithhooks.netlify.app — both are gone; the canonical docs moved to react.dev years ago, and nobody updated the README. The boilerplates section almost certainly contains half a dozen archived repos — that category has a 6-month shelf life and this one hasn't been touched in a while. There's no staleness signal on individual links: a 2018 article on Redux middleware that conflicts with current RTK patterns looks identical to a current one, and a reader has no way to know. Last meaningful content update appears to be mid-2024; React 19 and the Server Components ecosystem are essentially absent.