Very easy to understand, i have been went through all the stack-overflows, and documentations but my concepts was not clear at that time, now thanks to these champs.
Looks like its worth a watch ngrx for smaller app will make a lot of boilerplate code. And that is just boilerplate code. I wonder how much code the ngrx library comes with.
It's a higher order function. It's just a regular function which returns a selector. Selectors are functions that the library calls, you don't call them - similar to operators in a rxjs pipe.
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Very easy to understand, i have been went through all the stack-overflows, and documentations but my concepts was not clear at that time, now thanks to these champs.
Very good presentation, one of the better ones. VERY GOO!
Excellent guys
You should also try ngxs for a smaller project. Less and a bit cleaner/more straightforward code for the same things as ngrx.
Looks like its worth a watch ngrx for smaller app will make a lot of boilerplate code. And that is just boilerplate code. I wonder how much code the ngrx library comes with.
great talk
Wait.....selectors can take parameters???
No, that is a selector's creator. Realize it in how it is used, selectors are not 'called'
Sorry.. I didn't understand :\
It's a higher order function. It's just a regular function which returns a selector. Selectors are functions that the library calls, you don't call them - similar to operators in a rxjs pipe.
Since not to long; selectors can take parameters > github.com/ngrx/platform/blob/master/docs/store/selectors.md#createselector-with-props
oh Entity now is a pattern?