Why you have used $ sign with observable property in above examples like astring$, myself$? Is it any convention?
I don't know whether it is convention or not. I generally use $ sign at the end of variable to differentiate variables between regular and observable ones.
Yes, it is defined as a naming convention for Observables. stackoverflow.com/a/37928549/3332734 angular.io/guide/rx-library#naming...
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Why you have used $ sign with observable property in above examples like astring$, myself$? Is it any convention?
I don't know whether it is convention or not. I generally use $ sign at the end of variable to differentiate variables between regular and observable ones.
Yes, it is defined as a naming convention for Observables.
stackoverflow.com/a/37928549/3332734
angular.io/guide/rx-library#naming...