Receive logs/reports from production and get them replicated with Redux DevTools extension: https://t.co/XL6qAaXY1Z

Reminder: the Redux DevTools Extension now has an "action stack trace" feature! If enabled in store setup, the DevTools will show an actual stack trace for each action, allowing you to see exactly where it was dispatched: https://t.co/8C5r3GS8oZ

I just found out you can select a range in #reduxdevtools and see the diff. 😎 #redux

Learn to measure layout performance on the web ⚡️ Great pro-tips from Nolan Lawson: https://t.co/7V0e108twj. Applies to vanilla JS, React, Vue etc.

Pretty nice monitor for Redux DevTools by @alex_holachek, which shows app's usage of the store, also you can set a breakpoint on any key: https://t.co/m0f4en2RqI

Thanks to @acemarke for working on it, and to `react-error-overlay` contributors!

Just published Redux DevTools 2.17, which shows the callstack that triggered an action: https://t.co/YRw1c9RK8e Can jump right to DevTools resources or in your editor. @code, @AtomEditor, @WebStormIDE, @sublimehq and @emacs for macos and windows are supported out of the box.

We just added a new Redux docs page that covers the basics of code-splitting Redux reducers! https://t.co/SgJgPzAjXO Thanks to @abettadapur for writing this for us!

Chrome extensions tip. Starting from Chrome 70, you can select on which sites an extension can run or only execute when you click the extension's page/browser action icon.

🔥🔥🔥The new Redux docs site is LIVE!🔥🔥🔥 https://t.co/IIcCjnakHG Our new site is built with Docusaurus, hosted on Netlify, and sports a shiny new look and feel. Should be faster and easier to read. Thanks to everyone who's helped get the new site ready!

Dev Tips - DevTools: 💡 How to use the new Logpoint feature - https://t.co/dvADfG5CW6 - Useful for quicker JavaScript debugging

Also another approach by @jhen_jie without hooks (just add it in componentWillMount):

Also there's a HOC by @constantinoyo to inspect React components' props:

Use Redux Devtools for inspecting React hooks state (useState and useReducer), by @tcroch: https://t.co/3Y0mMBNOoq

As promised, a new post - "Idiomatic Redux: The History and Implementation of React-Redux"! The upcoming release of React-Redux v6 led me to dig into the history of the `connect` API, and how both the public API and implementation have evolved over time: https://t.co/ld8FBIAwXg

Great article by @rajsekdurai on how to inspect any Redux site with Redux DevTools:

Headless Chrome Node API + @fbjest to test the browser build of an SDK makes integration testing finally fun 🎉😊 see https://t.co/wGOLwniUOb

What do you think of https://t.co/GqUPAB391x? Should Redux DevTools Extension be log only by default?

Don't be annoyed by large #React call stacks, get better tools. Framework collapse is coming to the @FirefoxDevTools #debuggerhtml