Angular and the Case for RxJS

This course is a part of CodeMash Conference 2020, a 94-course Paths series from Pluralsight.

When choosing Angular to build a front end application, it can seem like RxJS is just one more thing to learn without an easy way to transition from another framework. However, RxJS is efficient and expressive. RxJs declares relationships between entities describing the what, not the how. The basic sequence operators are likely familiar from using them in array chains. RxJS is a core part of the Angular framework used in everything from Reactive Forms to the HTTP module. Harnessing observables with Angular’s async pipe is essential to building clean and concise components. Developers can overcome the RxJS learning curve by focusing on core concepts like hot vs. cold observables, piping operations, and a few of the most common operators. Join Sandi Barr to learn more.