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exploring redux form

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Created on Feb 5, 2017

This example demonstrates a basic React form built with `redux-form`, showing how form state is managed through Redux. The code defines a `SimpleForm` component that uses the `Field` component to bind text inputs for name and email, while the `reduxForm` HOC wraps the component with form configuration. A container component handles the submitted JSON data via a callback. The example highlights the `formReducer` integration in the root reducer, illustrating the library’s core pattern of connecting form fields to Redux state and submitting values as structured JSON.

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