Building Reactive Applications with RxJS
Learn about RxJS to write efficient asynchronous code. Explore subjects, operators, and observables. Gain insights into creating projects like a reactive local database and handling DOM events.
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What You'll Learn
- Apply the reactive paradigm to manage asynchronous events and real-time UI updates with RxJS
- Create Observables from arrays, promises, timers, and DOM events using RxJS creational operators
- Control subscriptions by disposing Observables to prevent memory leaks in single-page applications
- Use Subjects (Behavior, Replay, Async) to multicast streams and manage shared application state
- Transform, filter, and combine streams using core RxJS operators to build data pipelines
- Write unit tests for Observables using Mocha and Marble tests with the TestScheduler
- Build app features with RxJS: centralized loading, DOM event handling, reactive local DB, and errors
Learning Roadmap
1.
The Need for Reactive Programming
The Need for Reactive Programming
2.
RxJS Subjects
RxJS Subjects
3.
RxJS Operators
RxJS Operators
8 Lessons
8 Lessons
4.
Testing Observables
Testing Observables
3 Lessons
3 Lessons
5.
Real-World Projects in RxJS
Real-World Projects in RxJS
7 Lessons
7 Lessons
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