Thanks Nils;
Do you find this to be superior to just maintaining state without NGRx? If so, how is this superior? I'll admit I'm a bit skeptical. The first time I read about React's state management I disliked it from the start.
i wouldn't recommend a custom implementation for a real app, as mentioned at the end. Nothing wrong with maintaining state without NgRx though, but if you decide for a redux-like pattern you should go with the actual NgRx library
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Thanks Nils;
Do you find this to be superior to just maintaining state without NGRx? If so, how is this superior? I'll admit I'm a bit skeptical. The first time I read about React's state management I disliked it from the start.
i wouldn't recommend a custom implementation for a real app, as mentioned at the end. Nothing wrong with maintaining state without NgRx though, but if you decide for a redux-like pattern you should go with the actual NgRx library