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by Amit Gharat (Author)
Learn how to build a Reactive Application with Ngrx and Angular
Key Features
Description
This book will help you learn NgRx in and out. We will start by discussing the fundamental ideas that underpin the design for the centralized store and the need for state management in Angular. We will then learn about the Redux paradigm and the three rules it governs. Along the way, we will explore various Redux terminologies in terms of action, dispatcher, and reducer and will then create our minimalistic version of Redux. We will have a dedicated chapter that paves the way for an Angular application in which we will be integrating NgRx throughout the book. We will also work with Redux Devtools, which will be crucial to debugging NgRx. The book also focuses on the creation of the NgRx Store using @ngrx/schematics and hooking it up in the sample Angular application we built previously. Till here, the sample Angular application is purely relying on NgRx to read/write the application state except for the router state. Next, we will leverage the NgRx Router Store to bring the router state under the radar of NgRx as well so that the entire sample Angular application would be using a single source of truth in terms of NgRx for any application data. Towards the end, we will optimize the list of records using a proven entity state adapter pattern via NgRx Entity to interact with such records at the individual level to be efficient and performant.
What will you learn
Who this book is for
Beginners, as well as Experienced Angular developers who want to write sustainable Angular applications over time, will benefit from this book. This book is for anyone interested in State Management with NgRx in Angular. Table of Contents
1 Redux Principles for ROCK solid application state
2 Setting up NgRx in Angular
3 NgRx Store
4 NgRx Effects
5 NgRx Router Store
6 NgRx Entity State
About the Authors
Amit Gharat is a full-stack engineer and open source contributor. He has built many personal projects in AngularJS/Angular and made some of them open source as well, such as directives, SPAs, and chrome extensions. He was fortunate to write AngularJS UI Development and AngularJS Directives in Traction (unpublished) back in 2015 for two of the largest UK based publishers. He has an excessive urge to share his programming experiences in an easy-to-understand language through his blog (http: //amitgharat.wordpress.com). When not programming, he enjoys reading science-fiction, watching movies, and playing games on his brand new Playstation 4 Pro. This is his 3rd book.
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Number of Pages: 188
Dimensions: 0.4 x 9 x 6 IN
Publication Date: November 11, 2020
