Introduction to the concept of using asynchronous action creators in Redux.

• Recap of setting up state actions and reducer in a previous video.
• Introduction to the use of action creators for making API calls in Redux.

Installation and purpose of Axios and Redux Thunk in the application.

• Axios is used for making get requests to an API endpoint.
• Redux Thunk is a middleware that enables asynchronous action creators.

Configuring Redux store to apply Redux Thunk middleware.

• Explains the use of 'applyMiddleware' function from Redux.
• Demonstrates how to import and apply the thunk middleware to the Redux store.

Creating an action creator function that handles asynchronous API calls.

• Introduction to the 'fetchUsers' asynchronous action creator function.
• Explains how Redux Thunk allows action creators to return a function for handling side effects like API calls.

Using Axios to make API requests and dispatch actions based on the response.

• Shows how to make an API request using Axios to the JSONPlaceholder service.
• Dispatches actions for fetching users, handling success, and failure scenarios.

Demonstration of dispatching the asynchronous action creator and observing the Redux store.

• Subscribes to the Redux store and dispatches the 'fetchUsers' action creator.
• Observes the Redux store's state changes in response to the dispatched actions.

Terminal demonstration of the async action creator's effects on the Redux store.

• Runs the application in the terminal to show the Redux store's state changes.
• Demonstrates how the state updates for both successful and failed API requests.

Concluding the tutorial with a recap and introduction to the next steps.

• Summarizes the functionality provided by Redux Thunk middleware.
• Mentions the importance of understanding these concepts when using Redux with React.
• Announces the next videos will cover Redux with React.