# Recipes

These are some use cases and code snippets to get you started with Redux in a real app. They assume you understand the topics in [basic](/basics.md) and [advanced](/advanced.md) tutorials.

* [Configuring Your Store](/recipes/configuring-your-store.md)
* [Migrating to Redux](/recipes/migrating-to-redux.md)
* [Using Object Spread Operator](/recipes/using-object-spread-operator.md)
* [Reducing Boilerplate](/recipes/reducing-boilerplate.md)
* [Server Rendering](/recipes/server-rendering.md)
* [Writing Tests](/recipes/writing-tests.md)
* [Computing Derived Data](/recipes/computing-derived-data.md)
* [Implementing Undo History](/recipes/implementing-undo-history.md)
* [Isolating Subapps](/recipes/isolating-subapps.md)
* [Structuring Reducers](/recipes/structuring-reducers.md)
* [Using Immutable.JS with Redux](/recipes/using-immutable.js-with-redux.md)


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