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1 Overview Let’s continue where we left off and fetch channel information when the user pastes the URL into the web browser directly. In this case, we don’t know the channel id. All we...
1 Overview We’re getting there. Our Watch component looks pretty nice. Click on the image to see it in high resolution. However, we are still missing the actual channel details, i.e. its name, a...
1 Overview Let’s continue where we left off and continue with creating consecutive requests. 2 Displaying related videos in Youtube 2.1. Consecutive network requests in Redux saga Let’s create a new function inside src/store/sagas/watch.js...
1 Overview Currently, our related videos section looks a little bit empty. Click on the image to see it in high resolution. Well, how hard can it be 😁? 2 Fetching related videos from...
1 Overview In the previous tutorial, we successfully fetched detailed information on a specific video from the Youtube endpoint. Right now, our Watch component only shows hard-coded data. Let’s make our UI more dynamic...
1 Overview Let’s continue where we left off and start with creating the reducer for our WATCH_DETAILS action. 2 Adding watch details reducer 2.1. Let’s talk about state It is important to understand where...
1 Overview We’re done with our Home feed, but we still need to make our Watch component dynamic. In this tutorial, we will start fetching the data we need for it. 2 Making our...
1 Overview In the last tutorial we created the reducer and the selector for displaying the most popular videos for a certain category. We now need to wire up all the logic with our...
1 Overview Let’s continue where we left off and create the reducer to handle the MOST_POPULAR_BY_CATEGORY event 2 Youtube most popular videos reducer First of all let me tell you that this reducer is...
1 Overview Ok, so what’s next? Right now, we load the top 12 most popular videos and all video categories from the Youtube API. To complete our Home feed, we now need to load...
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