Async Actions with Redux are a piece of cake...you just have to know what to do. Handling Ajax in Redux is as simple as firing off several actions: one for start, one for completion, one for error.

Dispatching multiple, synchronous actions allows your React layer to still be a 100% static representation of the state of your store. So React itself will never have any application state, only your store will. This is the biggest hangup of developing React/Redux applications - where do you keep state? Once you learn that 100% of the application state lives in the store, everything gets drastically simpler in Redux.

1. How Redux Works
2. Immutable JS
3. Basic Redux Introduction
4. Multiple Reducers with Redux Reducers
5. Redux Middleware Tutorial
6. Redux Async Actions
7. Connecting React & Redux