Louis Yu

for example: ``` @connect((intent$)=>{ return { add: () => ({type: 'add'}) } }) class Example extends React.Component { componentDidMount() { this.props.actions.add(); this.props.actions.add(); this.props.actions.add(); setTimeout(() => this.setState({ show: true }, ()...

I think this feature matters because it is common that app fetches user info on start, but many components mount after user info fetching have to use the user info....

Well, I'm thinking of using react-most only to manage of the states, which includes the initial state and other global information. I think it is capable of taking the place...

Same issue here. if store is like ``` const store = compose( applyMiddleware.apply(null, [createSagaMiddleware()]), reduxReactRouter({createHistory: createBrowserHistory}), devTools() )(createStore)(transducers(reducers), initialState) ``` Then I can't see routerDidChange action in saga. if store...