Redux saga is a core component of my react/redux applications. Unfortuately Redux Saga has been deprecated and haven’t seen an upgrade in the last year.
This blog posts covers the replacement of redux saga and axios with RTK query and RTK listener in a react redux webapp.
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Why I’m still using redux and how I’m currently using redux.
One thing I’ve heard a lot recently, when other frontend people have taken a look at my code, is the question “Are you still using redux? That’s so wonderfully quaint and old fashioned. When we threw it out and started using useState() hooks our life got so much better!” (or maybe just “once we started using hooks our life got so much better”).
And yep, I am still using redux, even though react hooks, which supposedly made redux obsolete and old-fashioned, arrived back in 2018 (which is also the same year I started doing frontend programming).
Steinar Bangs blogg 