RxJS in Angular: Reactive Development

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Deborah Kurata

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01. Course Overview

01. Course Overview.mp4

01:48

02. Introduction

02. Introduction.mp4

02:57

03. What Is RxJS.mp4

03:07

04. Why Use RxJS.mp4

02:51

05. Reactive Development Example.mp4

05:17

06. What Is Reactive Development.mp4

01:39

03. RxJS Terms and Syntax

07. Introduction.mp4

02:52

08. Observer Subscriber.mp4

03:14

09. Observable.mp4

04:23

10. Subscribing.mp4

04:09

11. Unsubscribing.mp4

02:28

12. Creation Functions.mp4

02:56

13. Creation Functions.Demo.mp4

04:47

14. Summary and Checklists.mp4

03:32

04. RxJS Operators

15. Introduction.mp4

01:26

16. RxJS Operator Overview.mp4

04:28

17. RxJS Operator.map.mp4

04:34

18. RxJS Operator.tap.mp4

02:02

19. RxJS Operator.take.mp4

02:47

20. RxJS Operators.Demo.mp4

03:53

21. Operator Internals.mp4

01:35

22. Summary and Checklists.mp4

00:49

05. Going Reactive

23. Introduction.mp4

01:49

24. Sample Application.mp4

03:57

25. Procedural Data Retrieval Pattern.mp4

04:19

26. Working with the Async Pipe.mp4

03:59

27. Handling Errors.mp4

05:50

28. Error Handling Strategies.mp4

03:04

29. Handling Errors.Demo.mp4

02:57

30. Improving Change Detection.mp4

02:47

31. Declarative Pattern for Data Retrieval.mp4

02:59

32. Summary and Checklists.mp4

02:38

06. Mapping Returned Data

33. Introduction.mp4

01:30

34. Mapping an Http Response.mp4

03:21

35. Mapping the Emitted Array.mp4

00:51

36. Mapping Array Elements.mp4

01:45

37. Transforming Array Elements.mp4

03:39

38. Summary and Checklists.mp4

01:11

07. Combining Data Streams

39. Introduction.mp4

02:03

40. Combination Operators Functions.mp4

01:30

41. RxJS Creation Function.combineLatest.mp4

03:04

42. RxJS Creation Function.forkJoin.mp4

02:11

43. RxJS Operator.withLatestFrom.mp4

02:22

44. Combining Data Streams to Map an Id to a String.mp4

05:19

45. Combining Data Streams to Map an Id to a String.Demo.mp4

03:52

46. Summary and Checklists.mp4

01:15

08. Reacting to Actions

47. Introduction.mp4

01:32

48. Filtering Emitted Items.mp4

01:14

49. Filtering Emitted Items.Demo.mp4

03:09

50. Filtering Emitted Items.Demo II.mp4

02:17

51. Data Stream vs. Action Stream.mp4

05:01

52. Subject and BehaviorSubject.mp4

06:17

53. Reacting to Actions.mp4

04:40

54. Starting with an Initial Value.mp4

03:06

55. Summary and Checklists.mp4

01:47

09. Reacting to Actions.Examples

56. Introduction.mp4

00:56

57. Reacting to a Selection.Data Stream.mp4

03:47

58. Reacting to a Selection.Action Stream.mp4

05:56

59. Reacting to an Error.mp4

02:20

60. Managing State.mp4

03:11

61. Managing State.scan and merge.mp4

05:42

62. Reacting to an Add Operation.mp4

03:43

63. Reacting to an Add Operation.Demo.mp4

05:18

64. Summary and Checklists.mp4

02:45

10. Caching Observables

65. Introduction.mp4

01:18

66. Why Caching.mp4

02:18

67. Patterns for Data Caching.mp4

04:06

68. Patterns for Data Caching.Demo.mp4

04:49

69. Summary and Considerations.mp4

02:59

11. Higher-order Mapping Operators

70. Introduction.mp4

02:51

71. Higher-order Mapping Operators.mp4

03:55

72. RxJS Operator.concatMap.mp4

04:07

73. concatMap.Demo.mp4

01:40

74. RxJS Operator.mergeMap.mp4

02:43

75. mergeMap.Demo.mp4

01:36

76. RxJS Operator.switchMap.mp4

03:31

77. switchMap.Demo.mp4

02:21

78. Summary and Checklists.mp4

02:45

12. Combining All the Streams

79. Introduction.mp4

01:14

80. Related Data Streams.mp4

02:17

81. Related Data Streams.Get It All.mp4

04:07

82. Related Data Streams.Just in Time.mp4

04:39

83. Just in Time.Demo.mp4

02:55

84. Get It All vs. Just in Time.mp4

01:23

85. Ancillary Streams.mp4

01:40

86. Combining All the Streams.mp4

03:56

87. Summary and Checklists.mp4

01:01

13. Tips and Recap

88. Introduction.mp4

00:24

89. Key Points Tips and Common Issues.mp4

05:21

90. Debugging Observables.mp4

01:50

91. Recapping Our Journey.mp4

02:17

92. Learning More.mp4

00:49

93. Closing.mp4

00:20

Description

Angular uses RxJS to create Observable data streams, but that’s just one of its many features. In this course, you'll learn how to combine streams from multiple data sources, create action streams to react more easily to user actions, and much more.

What You'll Learn?

Angular uses RxJS to create Observable data streams, but that’s just one of its many features. In this course, RxJS in Angular: Reactive Development, you will gain the ability to develop your applications with a more declarative and reactive approach using RxJS. First, you will learn RxJS terms and syntax and examine several key RxJS operators so you can better leverage this powerful technology. Next, you will discover a declarative approach to defining data streams and combining data streams to merge data from multiple sources so you can more easily display useful related data for your users. Finally, you will explore how to create streams from user actions, such as a selection, and merge the data streams with the action streams to react to those actions, automatically updating the view as needed. When you are finished with this course, you will have the skills and knowledge of RxJS needed to incorporate the power of Observable streams into your applications, providing your users with a more performant and interactive application.

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Deborah Kurata is a software developer, consultant, conference speaker, and Pluralsight author. Her courses include: Angular: Getting Started, Angular Routing, and Object-Oriented Programming Fundamentals in C#. For her work in support of software developers, she has been recognized with the Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) award, and is a Google Developer Expert (GDE).

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