Boilerplate code is common in large, well-architected applications due to consistent patterns, but it can be significantly reduced.
The Redux pattern uses a central store, actions, reducers, and effects to manage application state predictably.
An example application demonstrates the sequence of actions and state changes for both successful data fetching and error handling.
TypeScript generics allow for creating reusable, type-safe constructs like a base action class to eliminate repetitive code.
A custom `createGroupReducer` function uses generics to automatically handle loading, success, and failure states for actions.
Generic creator functions like `createSwitchMapEffect` can encapsulate the common logic of listening for an action and handling API call results.
A generic `Pageable` class can standardize the structure for paginated API responses across an entire application.
Consistently applying generics helps you see code duplication as an opportunity to create powerful, reusable abstractions.
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