Asynchronous Actions with Redux -- Polycasts #62

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Today we're continuing on with polymer-redux and talking about asynchronous actions. To streamline the process we'll be using an addition to Redux called Redux Thunk. Redux Thunk let's you dispatch a function that can asynchronous fire off actions, kind of like an async action creator.

Demo code: https://goo.gl/9j99db

Check out the docs for redux-thunk on GitHub: https://goo.gl/HLb0Md

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