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👩‍🏫 Mastering Mobile App Development with NGRX, Angular, and NativeScript

🚀 Course Title: Creating mobile apps with NGRX, Angular, and NativeScript: Working with State in an Angular Application

Course Overview:

This comprehensive course takes you on a journey to master state management within mobile applications using NGRX, Angular, and NativeScript. By the end of this course, you'll have built a fully functional crypto mobile application, complete with all the code available on GitHub for your reference. Dive into the world of reactive programming and unlock the full potential of Angular with NGRX!

What is NgRx? 🧐

NgRx is a powerful framework for crafting reactive applications in Angular, providing:

• Global and Local State Management: Keep your state well-organized and consistent.
• Side Effect Isolation: Cleaner component architecture by handling side effects efficiently.
• Entity Collection Management: Effortlessly manage collections of data within your app.
• Integration with Angular Router: Seamless navigation that keeps your app's state in sync.
• Developer Tooling: Enhanced development experience for creating a wide range of applications.

NgRx packages are neatly categorized into:

State:

• Store: Global state management inspired by Redux.
• Effects: A model to handle side effects declaratively.
• Router Store: Ties the Angular Router to @ngrx/store.
• Entity: Manages collections of entities in a more scalable way.
• ComponentStore: For managing local state within your components.

Data:

• Data: Simplifies entity data management with extensions.

View:

• Component: Streamlines the building of reactive Angular templates.

Developer Tools:

• Store Devtools: Enables visual tracking and time-travel debugging for state changes.
• Schematics: A scaffolding tool for generating NgRx libraries in your Angular applications.
• ESLint Plugin: Enforces code consistency and best practices with a few automatic fixes.

Why Use NgRx Store? 🤔

NgRx Store is ideal for complex applications with many user interactions, data sources, or when state management in services alone is no longer sufficient. The SHARI principle can guide you on when to implement NgRx Store:

• Shared: For state accessed by multiple components and services.
• Hydrated: When state needs to be persisted and rehydrated from external storage.
• Available: State that must be available upon re-entering routes.
• Retrieved: State retrieval with a side-effect is necessary.
• Impacted: When state changes are influenced by actions from external sources.

Understanding the Tradeoffs 🔄

It's crucial to recognize that NgRx Store comes with its own set of tradeoffs. It's not the quickest or simplest way to write code, and it encourages a more verbose approach with numerous files. Therefore, a solid understanding of RxJS and Redux is highly beneficial before diving into NgRx Store and its associated libraries.

Your Journey Begins Now!

By enrolling in this course, you'll gain hands-on experience with NGRX, Angular, and NativeScript. You'll learn to manage state effectively, understand the intricacies of RxJS and Redux principles within Angular, and build a robust mobile application that showcases your new skills.

Join Ilyoskhuja Ikromkhujaev on this enlightening learning path and become proficient in state management for mobile applications with NGRX, Angular, and NativeScript! 🌟

Enroll Today and Transform Your Development Skills!

Don't miss out on this opportunity to elevate your mobile app development expertise. Enhance your understanding of state management and deliver applications that are reactive, maintainable, and scalable with NGRX, Angular, and NativeScript. 🚀

👉 Enroll in the Course Now! (GitHub Link to course resources)