When we write RxJS logic inside our presentation layer we mostly wind up with reactive flows inside our smart components (container components). The reasoning behind this, is quite easy: Because these smart components are the orchestration vessels of our application, they communicate with reactive asynchronous flows such as XHR-calls and state management, but also with […]
Covid These are challenging times… Harsh times for people and companies. Even for some companies it results in fatal decisions. Unfortunately we were impacted by COVID as well, as we haven’t earned a single dime since March 2020. If we take this painful aspect into consideration in combination with the fact that Kwinten is pursuing […]
Having worked with and teaching RxJS for quite some time now, I always felt that the way RxJS is explained is very theoretical. For that reason, I started tweeting out these practical RxJS examples that I basically plucked from my own codebases. This blog post will hopefully be part of a series (depending on my […]
About this article When we create single-page-applications, there is no way around it. Sooner or later we are going to be facing state. There are a lot of solutions out there to manage that state and together with those solutions there are a lot of opinions. Especially when working with experienced developers, there opinions get […]
Last week, I had the pleasure of being a jury member of the Angular Challenge 2019. This is a competition organized by the organizers of NG-BE (Jurgen en Sam) where Angular developers can come together to test their knowledge. The first step is online and the best participants are asked to join in for an in-person contest. […]