2. Understand Redux Pattern Structure. When to use and not to use NGRX in the application - Angular
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
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In this video, we will see the basic Redux pattern structure and data flow, and also we will see when to use and when not to use ngrx in the application in Angular - NGRX.
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One of the best NgRX tutorial on youtube. Simply explained, easy to follow.
Mind blowing concepts ammababoi
please update this tutorial with ngrx signal with angular 18
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Thank you.
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This might not be clear enough about actions. Actions aren't performed. They just exist to describe an event that happened. They don't have any opinion about state changes. They describe events. It's up to the reducers themselves to choose to listen or not listen and determine the meaning of the action for each state. This separation is the purpose of NgRx. Otherwise you could juts talk to the store directly and command it to change to the state you want. Actions are only useful when they represent events. If they represent commands, they are just getting in the way of talking to the reducer directly, and it's no wonder people fail to see the value of NgRx.
People think it's about making the component have only 1 dependence, but actually it's still importing selectors and actions and other things and just using the store as a middle man.
sir i have compeleted angular and rxjs series from your channel now can i move to this series.
great teacher....
Thank you! 😃
well explained therefor you get a new subscribe sir
Sir one small confirmation...1.you said it for reactive forms so can't we use it for template driven forms?
2.does angular has other state management patterns also?
Its not the reactive forms. Its the reactivity, means if you change the variable one place it will be reflected automatically all the places.
Other state management means your own implementation. I have created own state management in the es6 course.if i said reactive forms its my mistake. You can apply state management anywhere in the application
@@LeelaWebDev tq sir...I understood 👍👍👍 and very quick reply
Your subscribe action logo at top-right corner is distracting.
I removed it in the upcoming courses. You will not see from rxjs courses
@@LeelaWebDev Thanks
Nice Concept Leela, All The Best For Your Channel, Make Some Advance Tuts Like Authentication using Express and JWT Tokens and data base using MongoDb, simple MEAN application that all the topics can cover like cors and tokens all this Thing
Sure. I will cover slowly all the topics
Thanku for this playlist sir.. very detailed information.. it's very helpful.. 👍👍
One query sir.. As the state is stored at the client side browser itself , is it safe from any kind of attack or manipulation on the client side ?
JavaScript itself is stored in the browser. The state is nothing but a JavaScript variable which is having data and you are using the variable in application
Had few question about state in the store i.e.
1. when the state is changed by reducer from old state to new state does the new data that is processed by reducer based on action added to the new state and stored in the store for example if I perform a save action so would the new data be appended to the old state and saved as new state or does it work in some other way?
2. Does it works only on the events like onClick or onChange event?
Tq sooo much👍👍👍😂😂😭
Will store persist after page reload?
No. It will not after page reload
@@LeelaWebDev I have a spa application to persist data after page reload .. only session storage is the way right ?
@@sudeshkodavoor548 what did you do have you used localStorage or sessionStorage?
Please prepare your topics (bullet points) before making videos , the way you explain the things it shows that there is no direction of the topic, it just keeps on repeating again & again. And for better user experience you must add some background music to your videos because your way of explaining things is very boring and will end up distract mind from the core of the topic. Just a suggestion.
I understood. My channel directly talks about the point with real examples coding covering all the concepts with live code example.