💥 Angular State Management - When is it Needed and Why?

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Key points from the video:
1. Use state management only when it is needed, otherwise keep your application stateless.
2. Use it when you want to improve user experience, when newtwork requests are very slow.

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[@Ratchet2022]

At 3:35, no you didn't have to do another GET request. You could just do a PUT request and then save it in your component. Why would you reload the same component that you are on? Except it reduces an ordeal of passing data between parent-child components?

[@DeepakPandey-ij3bz]

Thanks for the informative tutorial. I have one query, we can use observables if we need to share data between the components. Because, internally store is also using observables to provide the updates or sharing the data between components. Please share your thoughts...

[@amrinderkaur8101]

I want to see your next lecture on this..where you are going to add state in these api calls courses..could you please give me the link and side by side i will implement this in my project

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