How to Use Thunks with Redux Toolkit and TypeScript
Last time we used Redux Toolkit to create a todo app. Since RTK is considered to be the standard way to write redux applications, we will use thunks with Redux Toolkit to write asynchronous logic as well. Thunks are a way to manage side effects when working with Redux. For instance, when we want to fetch some data from a server we need to perform an HTTP request. That request is a side effect because it interacts with the “outer world”. Redux itself doesn't know anything about side effects in an app. All the work is done in the redux-thunk middleware. It extends the store's abilities and lets you write async logic that interacts with the store.
