If you start the modified code, you'll see that the Electron window now includes the classic Chrome tools, including React and Redux. See the following screenshot:
The electron-devtools-installer package lets you add all the tools you need, with a simple procedure
Apart from the console, you can use the React Devtools to inspect components:
The React Devtools can be used to inspect components and their props
Similarly, the Redux DevTools let you inspect actions and the store. See the following screenshot:
You also installed the Redux developer tools, which let you inspect everything Redux-related
As you can see, we've got all the tools we were accustomed to, with one exception—what about network calls? Let's see to that now.