Angular Denver '19: Subjecting State to Good Behavior
Learn Angular best practices at Denver 2019 with Kim Maida. Improve your Angular application's state management and overall behavior.
Course Content
Angular Denver '19: Subjecting State to Good Behavior is an intermediate-level Pluralsight course taught by Unknown. It runs 24m, is taught in English, and includes a certificate of completion. It is a paid course, first published April 2021.
Angular state management doesn't have to be complicated! Learn how to scale your Angular applications from simple state handling to robust solutions without the overhead of complex state machines like NgRx. This session dives into practical techniques for managing application state effectively, addressing concerns about code cost and decoupling.
Discover alternatives to traditional approaches like getters, setters, and global streams. Explore building readable and uncomplicated state management using powerful tools:
- Behavior Subjects: Understand how to leverage Behavior Subjects for efficient state updates.
- Observables: Master Observables for reactive state management.
- Immutability: Learn the importance of immutability in maintaining state integrity.
- OnPush Change Detection: Optimize performance with OnPush change detection for efficient updates.
Kim Maida explores strategies for scaling Angular state management and provides insights into:
- A deeper understanding of Angular core concepts.
- Effective use of RxJS for reactive programming.
- An overview of third-party state management libraries – when and how to choose them.
Whether you're building a small Angular app or a large enterprise application, this talk will equip you with the knowledge to implement efficient and maintainable state management solutions. Stop overcomplicating your state and start building scalable Angular applications today!
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