Mastering RxJS & Reactive Programming in Angular 17 (2024) 🚀👨‍💻

In this video, we're going to explore the essentials and advanced concepts of RxJS and Reactive Programming specifically tailored for Angular 17 in 2024. This tutorial is designed to guide developers at all levels through the powerful features of RxJS within the Angular framework.
This video covers:
🌱 Basics of Reactive Programming: Understanding its principles and benefits.
🔍 Introduction to RxJS: Get to know Observables, Observers, and Subscriptions.
📈 Applying RxJS in Angular 17: Step-by-step examples with a NodeJS integration.
🎛️ Operators in Depth: A look at commonly used RxJS operators for data stream manipulation.
🚨 Error Handling: Strategies for dealing with errors in your RxJS streams.
Intended Audience:
Developers interested in adding reactive programming to their Angular skillset.
Those upgrading to Angular 17 and wanting to make the most of RxJS.
Programmers looking for more efficient ways to manage data streams and state in web applications.
Join us as we take a comprehensive look at using RxJS within Angular 17, aiming to equip you with the knowledge to build more responsive, efficient, and scalable web applications. Remember to subscribe for more tutorials on Angular and other web development technologies.
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[@saeedom100]

The explanation is so clear and helpful. Please keep it up!

[@advance5189]

Bro that's great! Keep going please

[@congdatt]

The best Tus in RxJS

[@91radoL]

signals > RjJS. In a small number of cases, RxJS will prove to be a better solution. 3 function (signals, computed, effect) almost completely cover the entire functionality of RxJS which is much more complicated with dozens of functions. New project = signals rn.

[@codedeck]

You are comparing two different things. Both rxjs and signals can be used effectively for similar purposes and they can even work together as you can convert signals into observables. However, deciding on what to use depends on your use case. For some things signals can perform better while also requiring less code, for others it may be better to use rxjs straight away rather than going through several hoops.

[@Zhene4eg]

19:05 - you call objects with local scope - a redundant functions ???????????????? Dude, are you understanding difference between arrow function and regular function ???????????????