Redux DevTools
Developer Tools to power-up Redux development workflow or any other architecture which handles the state change. It helps to boost the developer’s productivity significantly and makes the development fun.
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Manage application state like a pro, export recorded action histories for specific features you’re working on, and import to reproduce the exact behaviour or share them with your co-workers to develop/debug your application features together. It could be more powerful visual alternative to TDD, moreover you can even autogenerate tests for the dispatched actions (with your template).