wooow, I've been struggling with this for a long time trying to find an explination I understand and you broke it down so will wih the delay added in to slow down the function. Fantastic content
So, concatMap and switchMap resolves race condition if we are triggering a single API a lot of times and wants the last request's response as final output. RIght?
I understood all this concepts of rxjs ,so i am preparing for interviews so this will help me a lot tnx but small confusion still not understood what is diff of mergemap and flatmap, anyhow great job man
It sounds like in most cases you probably wouldn’t see a difference between switchMap, mergeMap and concatMap unless your ui had a element such as a select dropdown to quickly change the results and the api being a bit slow
You will and I showed it in the video. mergeMap won't wait for previous observable to complete and concatMap won't cancel previous api call for example.
A nice example to remember is the following:. Imagine that you have a chair to read the "data" of the observable. In switchMap and exchaustMap we have just one chair for the observables to sit as the pass in front of the chair. In switchMap. When an observable passes in front of the chair, the observable sitting on the chair should get up and leave and the new will sit. In the exhaustMap case, if the sit is taken, the observable passing by should leave and all its data are lost. Now concatMap has still one chair reader but has a big hall and keeps observables in the waiting room. in a queue. When an observable completes, the next one takes its place at the chair. MergeMap has many chairs. As the observables arrives at the center, it takes a seat, and we read its data. When it completes, it gets up and leaves, and we publish its data. Not in the order it came. I guess the limits in the number of MergeMap chairs is the same as in PromiseAll.
Great tutorial, thanks. In your code, if we write : from([0, 1, 2, 3, 4]) .pipe(operator((x: any) => from(x).pipe(delay(500)))) .subscribe(...) so we suppose we use 'from' operator inside another 'from' operator (instead of "of" as you did). And there is nothing in the console. So why it does not work if we call 'from' inside 'from' ?
Hopefully, I found the reason. After debugging (error: console.log, inside subscribe), we can see that the error appears inside the statement from(x) above : You provided '0' where a stream was expected. You can provide an Observable, Promise, ReadableStream, Array, AsyncIterable, or Iterable. It would mean that basic type values, such as number or string, are not acceptable as parameters for a 'from' operator. While the 'of' operator accepts them.
I used from to simulate a stream of data which come with time. You reply is correct operators like switchMap want to get an observable back. Of gives an observable this is why it works
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Great video..Thank you.. I have a small question. exhaustMap emits the first observable and ignores all subsequent observables until the first one is complete. The question is, What happens once the first observable is completes?? will it ignores the rest of the observables?? or will it emit the next observable after completing the first?
Another question: what do you think of nextjs? Nextjs is for server-side rendering and i know it but cuz nextjs has many good things such as routing, can i use nextjs for client-side rendering ? Is there any difference if i use react for client-side rendering or nextjs?
it's a stable and prod proven solution. if your app need ssr in react and your app "fits" next js then go for it. But again 90% of frontend apps don't need ssr at all.
@@waleedsharif618 Yes, I have worked on a commercial app using Next.js which can be used for frontend components and also api calls interfacing with Prisma and a PostgreSQL database. It seems to work pretty well.
thanks for creating this, just hard to find good resources on RXjs because most of the documentation is outdated or assumes some deep experience with angular, lol. I cant tell you how much time I wasted trying to get operators to work only to realize that they have to be IN pipes, while most examples use them OUTSIDE of pipes. I just need to see basic patterns and there is nothing out there using rx 7 in a clean and concise way that illustrates how to model an application/service.@@MonsterlessonsAcademy
First we looked on all methods and understood the differences. I real example I showed the case where 2 methods are interchangable. Not all of them. Because there are cases where different methods can give the same result.
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wooow, I've been struggling with this for a long time trying to find an explination I understand and you broke it down so will wih the delay added in to slow down the function.
Fantastic content
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You put out very good content, I've been enjoying your videos.
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So, concatMap and switchMap resolves race condition if we are triggering a single API a lot of times and wants the last request's response as final output. RIght?
Yeap
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I understood all this concepts of rxjs ,so i am preparing for interviews so this will help me a lot tnx but small confusion still not understood what is diff of mergemap and flatmap, anyhow great job man
flatMap is an alias for mergeMap. There are no differences.
Very useful information, Thanks
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It sounds like in most cases you probably wouldn’t see a difference between switchMap, mergeMap and concatMap unless your ui had a element such as a select dropdown to quickly change the results and the api being a bit slow
You will and I showed it in the video. mergeMap won't wait for previous observable to complete and concatMap won't cancel previous api call for example.
A nice example to remember is the following:.
Imagine that you have a chair to read the "data" of the observable. In switchMap and exchaustMap we have just one chair for the observables to sit as the pass in front of the chair.
In switchMap. When an observable passes in front of the chair, the observable sitting on the chair should get up and leave and the new will sit. In the exhaustMap case, if the sit is taken, the observable passing by should leave and all its data are lost.
Now concatMap has still one chair reader but has a big hall and keeps observables in the waiting room. in a queue. When an observable completes, the next one takes its place at the chair.
MergeMap has many chairs. As the observables arrives at the center, it takes a seat, and we read its data. When it completes, it gets up and leaves, and we publish its data. Not in the order it came.
I guess the limits in the number of MergeMap chairs is the same as in PromiseAll.
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Great tutorial, thanks. In your code, if we write : from([0, 1, 2, 3, 4])
.pipe(operator((x: any) => from(x).pipe(delay(500))))
.subscribe(...) so we suppose we use 'from' operator inside another 'from' operator (instead of "of" as you did). And there is nothing in the console. So why it does not work if we call 'from' inside 'from' ?
Hopefully, I found the reason. After debugging (error: console.log, inside subscribe), we can see that the error appears inside the statement from(x) above : You provided '0' where a stream was expected. You can provide an Observable, Promise, ReadableStream, Array, AsyncIterable, or Iterable. It would mean that basic type values, such as number or string, are not acceptable as parameters for a 'from' operator. While the 'of' operator accepts them.
I used from to simulate a stream of data which come with time. You reply is correct operators like switchMap want to get an observable back. Of gives an observable this is why it works
Great Explanation. Thank You!!
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@@MonsterlessonsAcademy i started to learn tailwind 3 days ago, one question: should we use it in big projects ? In my work im free to choose styling technology, im just wondering to use it or not because html classNames gets too messy, if i have everywhere classNames it looks too much code when using tailwind in html (but its super fast to style compared to other technologies)
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I'm now ashamed to admit this is the second time I check this video this week 🤣
You learned the concept, now you just recheck the code -_-
5:49 so you can use it concatMap if you have array of endpoint it will request each after another
Yes
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Fantastic video.... Many thanks.. Learnt a lot!!!
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Great video..Thank you..
I have a small question.
exhaustMap emits the first observable and ignores all subsequent observables until the first one is complete.
The question is, What happens once the first observable is completes??
will it ignores the rest of the observables?? or
will it emit the next observable after completing the first?
Why don't you try it yourself? It take 10 seconds to check what the behaivour will be.
@@MonsterlessonsAcademy I checked it. It will ignore all subsequent observables. Thank you
thank you very much! That`s an ideal tutorial!
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Which IDE are you using? Sublime?
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Thank you buddy! It really helps.
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Fantastic!
Many thanks!
Another question: what do you think of nextjs? Nextjs is for server-side rendering and i know it but cuz nextjs has many good things such as routing, can i use nextjs for client-side rendering ? Is there any difference if i use react for client-side rendering or nextjs?
it's a stable and prod proven solution. if your app need ssr in react and your app "fits" next js then go for it. But again 90% of frontend apps don't need ssr at all.
@@MonsterlessonsAcademy so if i only use nextjs on client side instead of creat react app, its fine ? Any downsides?
@@waleedsharif618 It makes zero sense then. Just take plain react.
@@MonsterlessonsAcademy but if i need to fetch some data from backend, then its good to go for nextjs?
@@waleedsharif618 Yes, I have worked on a commercial app using Next.js which can be used for frontend components and also api calls interfacing with Prisma and a PostgreSQL database. It seems to work pretty well.
In which courses do you talk extensively about these topics?
In none of them. My courses are focused on building production applications.
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I thought I knew RxJS. You showed me otherwise
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first one to watch!!!
the example here is convoluted, need a simpler setup.
You can check other examples and then returns here as they are even more complicated. I checked :)
thanks for creating this, just hard to find good resources on RXjs because most of the documentation is outdated or assumes some deep experience with angular, lol. I cant tell you how much time I wasted trying to get operators to work only to realize that they have to be IN pipes, while most examples use them OUTSIDE of pipes. I just need to see basic patterns and there is nothing out there using rx 7 in a clean and concise way that illustrates how to model an application/service.@@MonsterlessonsAcademy
What videos? You point your finger on empty space. There is nothing.
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I don't want to sound rude, but making a real world example where all those operators are interchangable have zero educational value...
First we looked on all methods and understood the differences. I real example I showed the case where 2 methods are interchangable. Not all of them. Because there are cases where different methods can give the same result.
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