We can now see the importance of the Redux architecture and its role in the React application. We have also learnt about the state management in this chapter, looking at how the store globally handles state change requests and Redux helps to avoid direct interaction between components.

This chapter is all about Redux architecture and its details. To clarify, we have seen diagrams that provide an understanding of the flow of data and logic in the Redux architecture. The Redux architecture is inspired by Flux but it has its own identity and benefits. We hope that the diagrams and practical examples have helped to give you an understanding of the Redux architecture.

Now, we are going to move on to the next chapter, dealing with how we can do routing with React.