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Update style-guide.md #3700

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@davidkpiano davidkpiano commented Feb 16, 2020

Add detailed docs for #3692

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Adding detailed explanation for "Treat Reducers as State Machines"

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Add detailed docs for reduxjs#3692
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Sweet, thanks!

My one stylistic nitpick is that I'm generally trying to move our examples away from hardcoded constants and switch statements, but other than that, nice explanation with a good example.

I briefly debated asking for a side-by-side comparison of implementing the same logic via both a "state-first" and "action-first" approach, but we can save that for a longer docs page. I want to keep the "Style Guide" page shorter and focused overall.

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I'm generally trying to move our examples away from hardcoded constants and switch statements

I'd like to do that; how would you suggest I refactor my example with that in mind?

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Erm... that's a good question, really.

Problem is, that's primarily a createSlice thing, which is of course action-type-oriented, and going for any kind of a state machine abstraction is probably more distracting than helpful for the code example in this specific page.

Totally fine with showing, say, "baby's first FSM abstraction" in the larger docs page (as well as the obvious mentions of the small and full XState libs as full-blown solutions in that page as well).

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* Update style-guide.md

Add detailed docs for reduxjs#3692

* Update style-guide.md


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* Update style-guide.md


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* Update style-guide.md

Add detailed docs for reduxjs#3692

* Update style-guide.md


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