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WordPress Data Store Properties: Reducer
In the exploration through wp.data, we’ve already created the necessary properties needed to register the custom products store for our example app. This includes, action creators, selectors,...
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WordPress Data Store Properties: Resolvers
Before we took our side detour into learning about the controls property, I mentioned that since we now have a selector for getting products, it’d be good to implement a way to retrieve the products...
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WordPress Data Store Properties: Actions
In the previous post of this series, we took a brief interlude to take a look at an app that is using tree state to manage the data the app is using. We discovered that, while the app was functional,...
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WordPress Data Interlude: Let’s talk Apps
In the last post I gave you a quick overview of the api for registering a new data store. I mentioned that this next post would take a closer look at the individual properties of a store, but before...
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WordPress Data: How to Register a Custom Store
The primary way in which you interact with state in wp.data is through a registered store. In this post we’re going to give an overview of the api for registering a store and then subsequent posts...
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What is WordPress Data?
The WordPress data module (or package) is a critical component of the new WordPress Editor as demonstrated by it’s implementation in (at the time of writing) 7 other WordPress packages:...
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WordPress Data Store Properties: Action Creator Generators
Now we have a resolver for asynchronously getting products via a REST api endpoint, we have some action creators, and we have a selector. We haven’t got to the reducer yet, but before we get to it,...
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WordPress Data: Registry
At various places so far in this series, you would have seen me use phrases like: “registered store within the current registry”“current registry dispatch” or “current registry select” I’ve also...
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One Year Later, a Reflection on becoming an Automattician
For those who follow me on twitter you may recall a post I tweeted just over a year ago: Some interesting news: I've been hired by @automattic. I'll post more on it some time later, but just thought...
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Roughly three years ago I started writing a series of posts on the wp.data API. Little did I know how valuable this post would be to so many people within the WordPress community (and at my current...
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