One of the hardest issues I had with redux + ng2 was actually trying to integrate the ng2 router with redux, I wanted to keep the route and params in redux, so that my components could all reference from the same location for all state.
Keeping the store and router synchronized was pretty painful to say the least... Hopefully the next article in this series touches on that.
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Ah interesting! What solution did you eventually come up with? I haven't written written about this yet and I'd be glad to collaborate with you to write something. Do you have an open repo where this was implemented?
I don't have anything... I had to do some checks for the actual route, the router, and in the redux engine... It was about 6 months ago tbh and I just remember it was wild getting it to sync between the router and the redux... I had to hack a listener for route changes, then trigger an action into the store.
I'm not longer working in the group that was on the project...