RxJS Top Ten - Code This, Not That
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ส.ค. 2024
- Another episode of "code this 💪, not that 💩" looking at ten important concepts in RxJS and how to avoid common anti-patterns. fireship.io
- Source Code github.com/fireship-io/175-co...
- ReactiveX reactivex.io/
- print method code gist.github.com/codediodeio/e...
#RxJS #JavaScript - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
RxJS has really helped me level-up as a JS dev, but I always feel like there's more to learn. BTW, I used zero-config webpack and plain JS to run the code. Source code is in the video description.
Thanks for the video. It is an excellent summary. Do you think you can also cover how to write tree-shakeable packages?
I really want to see RxJS in depth using Angular and Firebase! Maybe a new course? #Go🔥🚀 🤓
pipe(share()) description messed up i think, if you will use interval() for example, both subscribers will get the value, without need of shareReplay() 5:34
Been working with RXJS for years. This video just covered hundreds of pages of documentation. Thanks Jeff!
Haha, does documentation even exist? I always use 3rd party resources for RxJS.
I was thinking all the video the same thing
I guess I am lucky that I've watched this video before reading the documentation...
His name is jeff?
that library is so useless it's just for lazy people
If there would be a nobel prize for teaching dev stuff in an easy way this guy should get it!
Thanks jeff :)
This is awesome, thank you for sharing!
Easy peasy! I love RxJS, so powerful! You can do really amazing stuff with it, but the most interesting part is the intellectual challenge it puts you through!
Totally, RxJS and TS are two tools that have really helped me level-up as a JS developer in recent years.
@Fireship can you make a video on learning path , or how to read docs. I'm stuck at reading docs, because I can't understand the complex syntax writing
Or How to traverse through docs
It is insane how much you're able to break down complex topics to the essentials. Awesome, thx!
I find Fireship tutorials to be intuitively graspable. This one is, in particular, very well formed and effectively elaborated. Well done guys! 👍
Thanks for keeping up with the videos! Your reviews help me keeping up to date!
I didn't fully understand RxJS before this. Thx a lot
Great video Jeff! I hope you make more of them for RxJS .
I've never learned so many things for 15 mins in my development carrier.
Insane!
Thank you!
Hours and hours spent on the RxJS docs and I realize that I could have just waited for this video! ahah :D Please keep up the good work
Nice! You really nailed this one Jeff! You just took knowledge that took me months into a 15 min vídeo! Can't wait to see a more advanced followup!
One of the ever best channel i think, will help my js career forward.
Though i had to watch any of video twice.....
My search starts from your videos....
Stay blessed 🙏..expecting more such pratical videos..
Jeff back at it again with the amazing tutorials! You have answered so many of my questions. I am always sure to share your videos with my co-workers. You have a gift for demonstrating complex concepts in bite sized clips..
Thank you! This one was really difficult to keep short and only covered a small fraction of the available Rx operators.
When you have people calling rxjs easy, you know you've done right.
Huuugely helpful. Thank you very much! Please consider making more more videos on RxJS.
This is so cool..... I can understand cos I once set out a day to try my hands at all Rxjs operators, this video just saves you months of stress. Thanks Jeff
I think I learned more watching this video than reading docs all over the internet on RXJS! Great vid!
amazing work! Been using rxjs and didn't fully grasp what I was doing until this video
Great video, thanks! There are tons of RxJS operators out there and some of them (besides most commonly used shown in this video) are still confusing. Or maybe unnecessary (which is not very likely :) Very interesting topic, please go on!
Thank you ! I used for a while, but didn't quite get the nuances between some of these operators. It was super useful.
The best video about RxJs on TH-cam. People need to understand that this is not for beginners and if you read RxJs documentation and understand the minimal you'll see why this video is so good.
To the author (don't know your name): keep doing amazing videos like this, well edited, in a great pace and straight to the point like you're doing. We need more channels like yours in TH-cam.
Thank you for the amount of content you put out, the quality of that content, and sharing your knowledge.
This is the first video I have seen on your channel and man you have cleared up a lot about RxJS. This is awesome... definitely subscribing and keep it up
Excellent way to simply the complex with examples on when developers may want to use different parts of rxjs
Thank you Ben!
It is the best video on RxJs I have come across so far! Very well explained and to the point
Thanks a lot for making this video. I don't know how you described everything so easily and simple.
Awesome quality again! Thank you!
Hope to see some future video on rxdart + firestore flutter examples with all the useful rx operators.
I actually very need to mobile dev and programming as whole, and I've been searching for the best way to sync app's data that store on firestore to local storage, my current idea is to use a RxVMS architecture with a manager using rx to catch any update on firestore and 1. check/update the local copy of data. 2. Provide stream to the streambuilder in the view.
still working on it! :P
Best explanation of RxJS. You rock ! Thx Jeff
This is the most useful video on RxJS I've ever seen! Thanks for making this!
I Really love RxJS, been learning and getting better every year!
Thanks for this! Was really waiting for one on RxJS!
the best thing about your videoes is how fast you teach the subjects no boring amazing speed talk
Wondering why I didn't find this channel sooner. Thank you Jeff!
Thanks for the video. You always made the video on topic that I want. I am not so good in JavaScript, Angular but your videos helping me a lot to improve my knowledge. Again thanks for all videos.
Apart from sheer knowledge, the video are also soothing to watch!
What a great video, I couldn't get a proper grasp on the Observable pattern until i saw this. Many thanks.
i've been working with Rx for sometime now and i have to admit that plumber example was GOLD, it all makes sense now. Thank you.
WINNER! You won the T-shirt, send me a direct message with your mailing address and size :)
Another nice thing is that along with providing really useful and serious information, you make one smile due to those amusing video 'injections'. :) Thanks for both benefits. :)
Finally a clean and good explanation about RxJS, i'm using it on Angular and i love it! On thing could be useful for developers that come (like me) from Promises.. a video with the differences and when use one instead of the other.
Very elegant. Loved the piper theory. Sounded a bit rushed but otherwise very informative and succinct. Well done!
Watching this video at work... man it's so dense I'll have to rewatch at home at 0.75 the speed... but very nice, thanks a lot!
This has helped me so much. Thank you, and please keep it up!
Another awesome video! I would like to see more about rxjs 🎩
These videos are like my daily doses to boost up my skills. 👍
as always a nice short and simple video a very amazing tutorial thanks
I like your new intros ! Keep up the good work :D
It was so good im already waiting for the next one
Very nice as usual.
I've become a big fan of RxJs in Angular too, can you do some more protips on that topic?
Http req's, Auth, Data state management etc. :) thnx Jeff
Callback Hell Animation 0:45 ...I love it
thanks for the awesome video. commenting before watching. because i really trust your "code this not that" related videos. keep doing it. thanks :)
Thanks Jeff, I was waiting some tutorial on RxJs
Jeff amazing stuff man this helped me out alot. It showed me ways to solve problems easier with RxJS.
Great vid! Always great content from Fireship!
Really useful explanations!
Excellent library thank you to sharing this
OMFG! You guys are amazing. Thx for sharing this 🚀
Awesome video for Rxjs. I watched for 3 times. great thanks Jeff!!!
More RxJS please! Its so powerful but can be tricky. Multiple http requests and joining data if relational. Thank you
I've waited for this for so long
You're the only coding tutorial channel that I put on .75x rather than 1.5x
Man thank you for those videos! I couldn't wrap my head around RxJS, but this helped a lot. Had to set speed to 0.75 as english is not my first language though lol
You've pretty much covered the basics of rxjs. For newcomers to rx some more details regarding why only the first subscription emits when using share() and why not the second sub also, would have been welcomed I guess :) I would personally love to see this very same approach but for rxdart. Maybe have this series go toe by toe with a dart version. You could also create some rx videos that go in depth on related operators (eg: switchMap, mergeMap, concatMap and exhaustMap) with similarities and differences between them. This might save a lot of people from misusing switchMap since it can cause some really bad side effects if not properly used. I think an advanced video on hot observables would be cool to see, especially for dart where things are different from js, especially when it comes to hot vs cold stream.
Great points, I would consider creating a full Rx course if people request it. There are a lot of subtle gotchas. I do plan on making a detailed video covering Dart streams + RxDart in the future :)
Rxjs is superb and you help us understand better!!!
Love the video! But I guess, the most interesting part happens in the languages that support multithreded execution, like in the case of Java with RxJava. Think about reading multiple files and processing them in parallel using such a neat API.
This was an awesome video and super digestible!
Superb Explanation
Thx for this well done, u r helping a lot of people.
Thank you so much for this video, I needed it 😍
Before I watch. I wanna say I'm glad rxjs is covered in this series. I just get confused at the numerous examples out there. Moment of truth.
Yes, I could probably make a sequel to this one. RxJS is complex library.
I will need to watch this TEN times 😀.
Great explanation, thanks!
Amazing Jeff as usual 💪
Thank you very much . This helped a lot.
Design patterns, do make a series on gang of four design patterns.
Great video.
This channel is magic i get addicted to it, could i ask the author which do u prefer React native vs flutter?
I do wanna see more of RxJS 🚀
Great explanation thank you.
Amazing video just like always!
Nice video! RxJS is really powerful and forkJoin is one of my favorites.
great vid as usual, thanks!
good reasoning between episodes, but you need to split the screen so it updates instantly.
and your print method output is funny af. thanks.
Very good job !!
Great video. Talking about observables, could you make a video about interceptors and catch error from angular ?
Awesome video. Thanks
Great video, really helpful, thanks man
Your an absolute beast, love your videos, tnx
thanks for the vid, will recommend my angular devs take a look at this for sure :)
Thanks you Jeff very helpful
Congratulations for 1M subscribers
Jeff ur viedos helping me at work THANK U soooooooooooo much!
Great video as always...
Why didnt i get notified about this? I saw it on slack, its such a great video, its a shame some people may miss it mecause of yt
I have not figured out how to appease the TH-cam algorithm gods ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
check your code for :
JeffsVideos.pipe(
switchmap( v => VictoriaSecret)
).subscribe()
That might be the issue ;-)
You have to click the bell now to get an update. So Jeff you should start your videos now with "If you find this video helpful, like, subscribe and press the bell"
@@bennakaska7472 i had it clicked
Please add more scenarios of rxjs. You can make a series of it.
I want to see more rxjs videos!
Really would like to see more real world examples when working with composable components and UI state. LitElement as example and multiple possible custom context menus with only one open context menu per app shell. As well, fetching data and applying it to store and rerendering UI.
Thanks for the video!
Always awesome！thx
Oh my God! 10:57 I've been doing this and I absolutely hate it! I KNEW there had to be a better way to do this.
Thanks for making this Video!
Very common, switchMap will change your life.
@@Fireship Yes, I'll try it out as soon as I can 👍👍
@@Fireship , i don't understand why switchMap is better than the nested subscription, its still a nested action , the code is not shorter or anything like that
@@noext7001 Switchmap unsubscribes before subscribing to a new (outer) observable. Watch th-cam.com/video/rUZ9CjcaCEw/w-d-xo.html
Amazing 15mins!!!