I didn't understand observables, I didn't know how RxJS tied in, and the code examples I did find, looking back they're terrible code.
But RxJS and observables have also had the biggest payoff once I understood how they work, their use, their seperation, and the use cases that make performance and handling of data so easy. I don't want to go back to not using observables and I hope they get their own native implementation soon!
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For me, RxJS had the biggest learning curve.
I didn't understand observables, I didn't know how RxJS tied in, and the code examples I did find, looking back they're terrible code.
But RxJS and observables have also had the biggest payoff once I understood how they work, their use, their seperation, and the use cases that make performance and handling of data so easy. I don't want to go back to not using observables and I hope they get their own native implementation soon!