[Docs] Discussion: either remove or curate the LearningResources site.

[phryneas]

Right now, looking at the history the last "content update" to the "Learning Resources page has been #3232 in 2018.

That was pre-RTK - and yet, we link to these resources as a first entry point.

My suggestion would be to either

• remove the page altogether
  Thich would be a shame for some timeless gems like
  • Dan's initial Egghead course that does a very good job at explaining the contents - but as he states himself show how it works, not how to use it
  • the "build your own redux" course
• remove most contents, annotate the rest as "old" or "just showing concepts" and ping the authors of what was there if they have newer courses including RTK that we can link.

[markerikson]

Yeah, the intent was to point to other resources outside our docs to provide some variety in explanations, but those really are outdated at this point.

I haven't been keeping tabs on meaningful resources for RTK + hooks.

Asking for resource pointers on Twitter: https://twitter.com/acemarke/status/1398675587754082310

Running list of some newer resources that show RTK + hooks:

• Jamund Ferguson recently did a "React-Redux hooks" course on Egghead ( https://app.egghead.io/playlists/modernizing-a-legacy-redux-application-with-react-hooks-c528 ) which ought to be useful, and he says he's started work on a new RTK course
• Dave Ceddia's https://daveceddia.com/redux-tutorial/
• Tania Rascia's intro guide: https://www.taniarascia.com/redux-react-guide/
• https://www.valentinog.com/blog/redux/
• https://www.codecademy.com/courses/learn-redux/lessons/the-redux-toolkit/exercises/intro-to-redux-toolkit
• "Deep Dive into RTK with React": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9lCmbth63k0
• https://www.mattbutton.com/redux-made-easy-with-redux-toolkit-and-typescript/
• https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/redux-for-beginners-the-brain-friendly-guide-to-redux/
• https://modernreduxjs.com/ (paid book)
• https://www.abdou.dev/blog/step-up-your-redux-game-with-typescript

Not saying all these should be listed, just accumulating options.

And yeah, it may be worth separating the "modern Redux" examples from "here's how it works, but not necessarily how we recommend writing Redux code today" parts.

[markerikson]

Did some updates in #4098 , but we can do more if there's other changes that need to be made.