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Before we begin: The code for this blog series can be found on github as shown below. To check your progress for this step of the series, view the 002_Add_Fluxor_Libraries branch.
Fluxor also supports the ReduxDevTools browser extension. To enable it, first install the NuGet package Fluxor.Blazor.Web.ReduxDevTools:
I'll be illustrating these examples using the Blazor WebAssembly, ASP.NET hosted template in Visual Studio 2019 Community. I'm a big Visual Studio, so that's my preferred IDE, but you can use Visual Studio Code instead if you prefer. Just execute dotnet new blazorwasm -ho in the command shell. The -ho indicates the "ASP.NET Core hosted" option. In Visual Studio 2019, this is what I'm using: