An Angular 2 Webpack Starter kit featuring Angular 2, Router, TypeScript, and Webpack by AngularClass
module: es2015 to take advantage of tree-shaking awesomeness, and it works fine for my dev server and builds, but it's broken my tests. it seems like there's something with Istanbul and Esprima not knowing what to do with typescript?
query { esModules: true } to the istanbul-instrumenter-loader section of webpack.test.conf
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@yogesh7607 when we made such decision, we actually had no knowledge enough to stabilish reasoning… we just didn’t know exactly what ngrx did and using RxJS for managing state wasn’t an option in our short knowledge.
but now, a few months later, yeah, I think the manual way of managing state with RxJS would be through services, but it looks to me harder to maintain and potentially hackish, as you have to design that, as services are very flexible and could be used for pretty much anything or any approach.
Redux is opinionated: the state must be global and immutable and any change must always go through the combined reducers, being reachable to any of them, any component can subscribe to any level of the state, etc… I’m aware that can be done with RxJS too, but you basically have to maintain that by your own convention and that sounds pretty fragile to me.
Redux is also veeeeery simple, way simpler than RxJS for beginners or “full stack developers” who do 1 adventure frontend task per week and aren’t very familiar with the code and RxJS’ tricks.
That’s my 2 cents
@tstirrat15 & @marinho, thanks for sharing your views. I am about to start on my first project in angular and I am doing basic study for selection. Your notes are definitely helpful.
One of my team-member came across this video. In this talk, Jay shares the basics of RxJS 5 Observables and how they can be used with React and Redux to manage asynchronous effects using redux-observable. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AslncyG8whg. What is your opinion about this approach that has best of both RxJS and Redux. Link to git-hub project: https://github.com/redux-observable/redux-observable
<span *ngIf="currentDateFrom">{{ getDate(currentDateFrom) | date:'dd/MM/y'}}</span>
<datepicker [hidden]="hideDateFrom" [(ngModel)]="currentDateFrom" [minDate]="minDate" [showWeeks]="true" style="margin-top: 2px;"></datepicker>
