My main job is not in IT, but I do have a CS degree and have been programming for over 20 years (only born in 1984). I hate dealing with Servers, and want Graph Databases to be the new norm.
Everything seems to be in Observables in Angular, so after a little experience, you get good at going between the two for your needs. I think it helps you master async techniques in general. I tend to use .pipe(take(1)).toPromise(); all the time, but never go from Promise to Observable. As you said, they have different uses, depending on the data source.
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Everything seems to be in Observables in Angular, so after a little experience, you get good at going between the two for your needs. I think it helps you master async techniques in general. I tend to use
.pipe(take(1)).toPromise();all the time, but never go from Promise to Observable. As you said, they have different uses, depending on the data source.