Delve into Redux Toolkit to streamline Redux development with best practices. Gain insights into creating stores and reducers, and build TweetFind, a Twitter search app, for your portfolio.

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Learn Redux toolkit (RTK) which highlights the new redux best practices and the new standard of developing applications. With RTK, redux development is more efficient and easier to understand.

Redux toolkit brings the much-needed simplicity you’ve longed for in your redux development. It has out-of-the-box support to handle common use cases such as creating the redux store, creating reducers, handling immutable update logic, and much more.

At the end of the course, you will build tweetfind, a Twitter search application. This will be a great addition to your portfolio.

Intermediate Redux with Redux Toolkit

## Introduction 

In this section, we’re going to set up the core data fetch logic for tweetfind. We’ll get this done first without RTK. Then we’ll introduce RTK as we continue. Before doing all that fun stuff, let’s understand how to request your consumer keys and authentication tokens for building a Twitter application.


## Performing the data fetch  
If a user enters a search term, we will make the data fetch, and log the values to the console.

# Introduction 

In this section, we’re going to set up the core data fetch logic for tweetfind. We’ll get this done first without RTK. Then we’ll introduce RTK as we continue. Before doing all that fun stuff, let’s understand how to request your consumer keys and authentication tokens for building a Twitter application.


# Performing the data fetch  
If a user enters a search term, we will make the data fetch, and log the values to the console.

Carry out an application data fetch with a plain Redux application. 

What is Redux Toolkit and Why Use it?

Building Your First Redux Toolkit Application

Challenge on Building Your First Redux toolkit Application

RTK Deep Dive: Build a Twitter Search Application

Conclusion: Where to Go From Here

Appendix

Initial Application Data Fetch

Introduction

Performing the data fetch