Record - May 22

Although Redux has some debate whether beginner should use this or do it when they feel react is not comfortable, still, sure the way to separate those state to each file and manage them independently concept sounds good.

 

At least for me. I no longer need to sick of linking all of them so massively. So, that's the point. I am highly likely to edit my page occasionally - state.

 

The question is, UI. Looks like this Redux does support some limited UI feature anyway.

If that so, don't be greedy and patient. Do only what I can do. Then, challenge to go advanced.

 

So here are the minimum objectives:

1. SPA feature - either screen transition or vertical scroll method.

2. default URL page should display the home.

 

Ideal objective:

1. make comment or email section.

2. vertical scrolling should be enabled with SPA feature.

 

Patient...don't do anything stupid.