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Really appreciate you making this repo. Helped me a lot in understanding redux and connecting it to the router. Got me looking at how the middlewares are applied and this really was mind boggling for me. Actually took me 30 minutes and I was still scratching my head. Searching on google, I ran into reduxjs/redux#1294, where they have implemented a better way to add middlewares now. Just thought I'd share for any future developers checking this out.
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Really appreciate you making this repo. Helped me a lot in understanding redux and connecting it to the router. Got me looking at how the middlewares are applied and this really was mind boggling for me. Actually took me 30 minutes and I was still scratching my head. Searching on google, I ran into reduxjs/redux#1294, where they have implemented a better way to add middlewares now. Just thought I'd share for any future developers checking this out.