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🅰️ #Angular signals 📡 are all the hype and for a good reason!
As with every new thing, it will take time to learn how it works, so there are many misconceptions like...
🤔 Angular signals will make #RxJs obsolete
Let's build a better understanding to find an answer!
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As with every new thing, it will take time to learn how it works, so there are many misconceptions like...
🤔 Angular signals will make #RxJs obsolete
Let's build a better understanding to find an answer!
🧵 1/4
The most important difference is that
📡 signals are SYNC, good for
✅ derived state (vs ngOnChanges)
✅ local component reactive state, eg inputs
🔁 #RxJs is used for ASYNC (can be sync)
✅ async orchestration
✅ latest response (race conditions)
✅ cancelation (perf)
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📡 signals are SYNC, good for
✅ derived state (vs ngOnChanges)
✅ local component reactive state, eg inputs
🔁 #RxJs is used for ASYNC (can be sync)
✅ async orchestration
✅ latest response (race conditions)
✅ cancelation (perf)
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Signals & RxJs are optimized for handling different parts of the overall state management
Because of that the optimal real-world solutions will likely include both combined using provided interop
✅ fromObservbale
✅ fromSignal
We can get the best of both worlds!
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Because of that the optimal real-world solutions will likely include both combined using provided interop
✅ fromObservbale
✅ fromSignal
We can get the best of both worlds!
🧵 3/4
Perfect State Manager should:
- Batch changes
- Collapse doubled dependencies
- Reuse moved dependencies
- Skip eval which result isn't needed
- Skip eval when dependencies isn't changed
- Eval dependents only when actually changed
- Apply side effects only once on state change
- Batch changes
- Collapse doubled dependencies
- Reuse moved dependencies
- Skip eval which result isn't needed
- Skip eval when dependencies isn't changed
- Eval dependents only when actually changed
- Apply side effects only once on state change
@mweststrate #mobx is too wasteful of memory. I think this is the reason why it is not very fast. You can steal this idea to dramatically reduce the number of memory allocations:
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Недавно в чате по #rxjs, это который вот этот – t.me/rxjs_ru. Мы разбирали зачем нужен оператор iif, когда есть просто тернарник. В коротком треде ниже расскажу в чем же отличие.
Давайте сначала разберем зачем вообще нужен этот оператор. iif — порождающий оператор, который позволяет описать условие и в зависимости его результата, принимается решение какой Observable использовать.
Как видно на скриншоте выше первым параметром он принимает функцию предикат. Если она вернет true, то будет использоваться поток на строчке №3, иначе №4.
#RxJS 🐉es una librería básica para trabajar con #Angular ❤️. ¿Quieres aprender a trabajar con esta librería GRATIS y DESDE CERO? ¡Adentro HILO 🧵! ⬇️⬇️⬇️ #frontend #programacion #software
En menos de 1⃣ hora, @domini_code nos hace una magnífica introducción a los conceptos básicos de #RxJS, a través de ejemplos prácticos. MUY recomendable. #frontend #angular #programacion #typescript #software
Este vídeo de Laith Academy da una introducción a esta librería, abordando los conceptos más básicos de una forma muy masticadita. 1⃣h para meter los pies en el barro de #RxJS de forma apropiada. #frontend #angular #programacion #typescript #software
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Los mejores recursos GRATIS para comprender #React #Context 🔯 #reacthooks #typescript #javascript #frontend
Los mejores recursos GRATIS para aprender #Angular ❤️desde CERO #typescript #javascript #frontend #programacion
Dear #deverlopers or #codenewbies if you are confused about Promises and Observables then follow below thread.
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▶️ Observables vs Promises
Both Promises and Observablesprovide uswithabstractions that help usdeal with the asynchronousnatureof our applications. However, thereareimportantdifferences between thetwo:
Both Promises and Observablesprovide uswithabstractions that help usdeal with the asynchronousnatureof our applications. However, thereareimportantdifferences between thetwo:
1️⃣ As seen in theexample above, Observables candefineboth the setup and teardown aspects of asynchronousbehavior.
2️⃣ Observables are cancellable.
2️⃣ Observables are cancellable.
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Computer Science and why it's necessary even for web developers
I know that in some countries a degree in CS is expensive or unattainable, and that some companies do unnecessary algorithm interviews.
This thread is not about degrees or interviews, it's about CS itself.
I know that in some countries a degree in CS is expensive or unattainable, and that some companies do unnecessary algorithm interviews.
This thread is not about degrees or interviews, it's about CS itself.
CS is important because of general concepts and patterns that you will find everywhere when programming.
It's vital to have some knowledge which is *indirectly* applied.
E.g. trees, graphs, data structures, graph search (breadth-first, depth-first), languages
It's vital to have some knowledge which is *indirectly* applied.
E.g. trees, graphs, data structures, graph search (breadth-first, depth-first), languages
Data structures are ways of organizing data, e.g. in JavaScript:
- Array
- Object
- Set
- Map
- Array
- Object
- Set
- Map
