THE filter() OPERATOR | RxJS TUTORIAL

RxJS Operators: Let's dive into the filter() Operator and understand how to use it!
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Really happy to hear that, thanks so much for your great feedback!

[@a8lg6p]

Really helpful explanation! I'm trying to figure out if it's worth using the filter operator to filter data returned from an api call, and it sounds like the answer is: no, because it's for filtering the stream of data from the observable, which in the case of an api call, consists of only one thing.

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Precise. Thanks a lot :)

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[@janaks7016]

what is the difference between map and filter? I think both are doing same action..

[@Cheesyonmytoasty]

Map gives you the same amount of values which you can transform, filter can reduce the amount but returns the original values.

[@gidmanone]

thank you for this video Max.
what would you advice me to pick, Angular2 or React
also , is the Rxjs library part of React framework?
thanks

[@cglatzel]

gidmanone I might be wrong but RxJS is not part of React but it should not be problem to use it together

[@gidmanone]

is there a difference btw what RxJs does and what Redux does the?

[@cglatzel]

yes, I've never worked with Redux before but u can't easily compare these 2 frameworks, they both have different approaches, so all I can say is that u can do some 'Redux-things' with Rxjs but not everthing
u should look up some explanations or comparisons for these two on the internet

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thanks bro , you ve been of help.
did you take Max' Angular 4 course, coz i need some help with the Authentication part
thanks

[@cglatzel]

No I didn't, sorry and I only know some things from the angular documentation about authentication which dives not so deeply

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.bind(this)

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