As Angular developers, we tend to work with RxJS and observables on a daily basis. In this article, I am going to explain hot and cold observables and the differences between them. First, let’s take a look at a couple of definitions for these two terms. Don’t get confused by the definitions. They wi
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I just finished rewriting an app from imperative code to completely reactive code. Here's the process I followed.
I implemented the Angular Ionic Movies app with StateAdapt and the state management code decreased by 62% from what it was using NGXS.
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Ditch ngOnInit boilerplate by mastering RxJS pipes, AsyncPipe, and input setters to write cleaner, reactive Angular code effortlessly.
Sometimes forms in Angular can be a pain, and some of us have been struggling with them since the beta phases of Angular2. First there was only the template driven forms approach, and then later on the Angular core team introduced Reactive forms. Both solutions still exist today, but the community s
The people that are used to read my articles will quickly realise that this is not the type of articles I generally write. Since I’m passionate about this subject, I’m going to write about it anyway. Bear with me, you might take away something from it. If not, at least you gave it a shot, right? I’m
Easily guaranteeing consistency with NgRx/Store and NGX
Easily guaranteeing consistency with NgRx/Component-Store, Akita, Elf, RxAngular and RxJS.
Companies ask me to take care of technical interviews from time to time. Having done quite a lot of these interviews, I learned a lot from them. By helping out a lot of different clients, I also have been on the other side of the table more than a few times too. This means I have learned some patter
Easily guaranteeing consistency with NgRx, NGXS, Akita, Elf, RxJS and StateAdapt.
Easily guaranteeing consistency with multi-store selectors.
Easily guaranteeing consistency with asynchronous sources.
Easily guaranteeing consistency with complex changes and derived state.
Guaranteed consistency doesn't have to be hard.
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