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The angular project I am working on is now 5 years old and the parts of the application that are the least understood are the ones with more rxJs in it. We even have custom rxJs operators that nobody understand anymore...
The way we do things now is to transform everything we can into promises because it's more easy to work with.
With promises you have a few functions with which you can do everything. With rxJs you have dozens of function with specific use cases and most of them looks alike. It's too easy to not take the right one and new peoples in the project needs to learn a lot of things to understand the codebase.
I was interviewing some angular devs aand asked the question: what is the difference between a promise and an observable and 80% of the time the answer was "for observable you need to sunscribe to get the result"). That shows a clear lack of understand of rxJs.
Anybody had a better experience with angular and rxJs?
Taking not's of how to do things or creating shorcuts will also always be better with CLI's since manipulation text is easy and always supported.
The project is in very early stage, but it's usable and lind of cute.
The code is open source and on github: https://github.com/Faleidel/moontreeproject
I have a macbook pro 2012 and still don't know what my next computer is going to be.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/CustomEleme...
After a break up, all the support a person has given you is still there. The effect of that person helping you in your life should have lasting inpact on you. It's a strange way to put it but see it as a tool. When you lose a tool nothing that was build with it will crumble. The house will stay up even if the hammer break.
The funny thing is that chrome for cellphone already has something like that with the "make this website mobile friebdly".
Anyway, nice project!
So why not chose a more fitting name?
On a small text file that could normally be compressed by 71% the modified file only got 16%.