After turning our todo application into a Redux-based application, we are now using higher-order components, instead of Hooks, in order to get access to the Redux state and action creators. This is the traditional way to develop a Redux application. However, in the latest versions of Redux, it is possible to use Hooks instead of higher-order components! We are now going to replace the existing connectors with Hooks.
Even with Hooks, the Provider component is still required in order to provide the Redux store to other components. The definition of the store and the provider can stay the same when refactoring from connect() to Hooks.
The latest version of React Redux offers various Hooks as an alternative to the connect() higher-order component. With these Hooks, you can subscribe to the Redux store, and dispatch actions without having to wrap your components...
