As how you might expect, under the hood of these “share*” operators there are just very smart usages of Subjects.
I think the best way to understand these is by exploring the source code. RxJS 7.x experienced a significant refactoring and the code base is approachable IMO.
That's a pretty good tip to go through the source operator's source code, thanks for bringing it up. There's also a pretty good course on egghead on building rxjs operators that expands on that idea a bit and help a lot to understand how rxjs works and all that.
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As how you might expect, under the hood of these “share*” operators there are just very smart usages of Subjects.
I think the best way to understand these is by exploring the source code. RxJS 7.x experienced a significant refactoring and the code base is approachable IMO.
Thanks for sharing!
That's a pretty good tip to go through the source operator's source code, thanks for bringing it up. There's also a pretty good course on egghead on building rxjs operators that expands on that idea a bit and help a lot to understand how rxjs works and all that.