Straight to the point with a clean solution. If you are reading up on Component Stores and want to know if it's the right fit for you, this video gives you a good practical example for you to make your decision. Thank you for this! Still looking to see how to I can combine this with NGRX Data to reduce boiler plating.
Amazing video teacher thanks, but I have one question or rather two. One thing that I really like of the global store is the dev-tools which allows to see step by step the actions made by the users, but for the component store I couldn't find it inside the devtools, is this intended? if so what's the best way to debug or rather see the actions that the user does with the component-stores. Another question I have is regarding how to decide when to use component store or global store? in the context of a big project with NX that will host within multiple apps, what would be the best practice approach; is it important for me to worry about component-store or would be best if I only end up using the global store? Thanks again for the great content.
This is why I don't like component store and mostly use global store. Because of devtools which are not available for comp store. There is not a single best practice, just use what fits you and your application. Comp store are fully isolated with the comp and global store not.
I have one question: by providing PostsStore to the component directly, each component will have its own store instance, right? Just like with services without using { providedIn: 'root' } and providing it on the component itself?
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Your videos always help me a lot because you always provide very good explanations for difficult topics, thanks!
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Straight to the point with a clean solution. If you are reading up on Component Stores and want to know if it's the right fit for you, this video gives you a good practical example for you to make your decision. Thank you for this! Still looking to see how to I can combine this with NGRX Data to reduce boiler plating.
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Thanks a lot for information. It's really great solution.
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Very good content. Easy and simple to get through. Thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Amazing video teacher thanks, but I have one question or rather two. One thing that I really like of the global store is the dev-tools which allows to see step by step the actions made by the users, but for the component store I couldn't find it inside the devtools, is this intended? if so what's the best way to debug or rather see the actions that the user does with the component-stores.
Another question I have is regarding how to decide when to use component store or global store? in the context of a big project with NX that will host within multiple apps, what would be the best practice approach; is it important for me to worry about component-store or would be best if I only end up using the global store?
Thanks again for the great content.
This is why I don't like component store and mostly use global store. Because of devtools which are not available for comp store. There is not a single best practice, just use what fits you and your application. Comp store are fully isolated with the comp and global store not.
I have one question: by providing PostsStore to the component directly, each component will have its own store instance, right? Just like with services without using { providedIn: 'root' } and providing it on the component itself?
It's an alternative to reactive push-based "Service with a Subject" approach. So you can access it from different components like a service
Cooooooool!
Thanks
Please explain: why is this needed at all? Is it used often in real projects? If so, why?! It's just extra code for nothing
It is not mandatory but it helps to organize your local stage.
Here is a comparison with ngrx state ngrx.io/guide/component-store/comparison
1 like is not enough. Thanks alot
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