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Master RxJS - Workshop

Understand reactive programming using RxJS and Observables in your Angular projects.
Private session

This training is available in a private or personalized format. It can be provided in one of our training centres or at your offices. Call one of our consultants of submit a request online.

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  • Duration: 1 day
  • Regular price: On request

Course outline

Duration : 1 day

"To Master Angular, you have to Master RxJS". But... RxJS comes with a steep learning curve, and we've seen so many teams struggling to use it properly within Angular. This live online workshop gives you a very practical approach to finally understand reactive programming and empower you to use RxJS and Observables in your Angular projects through lots of hands-on practice time. We'll show you how to implement Data Composition with Observables in order to have a full stream-based app!

PrerequisitesThis is a technical course which offers a continuous mix of theory (powerpoint) and labs (work on computer/laptop). Each section has slides, demos and exercises (see the course outline below). We are strong proponents of learning by doing, so every participant should have a computer/laptop.
Teaching methodYou should have significant experience with the core concepts of Angular and TypeScript.

Contents

RxJS and Reactive Programming

Data Composition with Observables

Exploring some RxJS operators and implementing them in a real world Angular business app

  • map
  • tap
  • filter
  • shareReplay
  • startWith
  • debounceTime
  • distinctUntilChanged
  • combineLatest
  • fromEvent
  • exhaustMap
  • ... and more!

Using RxJS Subjects

  • Subject
  • Behavior Subject
  • Replay Subject
  • Creating an Observable Data Service with RxJs Subjects

Handling errors in RxJS code

  • Using the catchError operator
  • Using a custom Pipe in components templates
  • Adding an HttpInterceptor for failed Http Requests

Creating a custom operator

Higher-order Mapping Operators comparison and best usage

  • SwitchMap, ConcatMap, MergeMap

Best practices

Common pitfalls

Final QnA