State Management in Angular - Do I need Redux & NgRx? (2021, Advanced)

Let’s talk today about State Management in Angular and Redux pattern in particular. This video is going to be a kind of Intro to my video series about the NgRx library which implements the Redux pattern for Angular. However, before we start with implementation and coding we need to figure out if the Redux pattern is a really good choice for our App or we should go with another way of managing the state. On exactly this question we will try to find an answer in this video. I hope you will find it useful, enjoy! :)

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Time Codes:
00:00:00 - Intro;
00:02:04 - What is State Management & Redux;
00:13:36 - When you should NOT go with Redux & NgRx;
00:17:03 - When you should consider Redux & NgRx;
00:23:19 - Outro;

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[giorgimerabishvili]

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[emmoldovan]

I really love this channel. I've searched for advanced Angular topics for a long time. I'm glad I found you!!

[gonzalocorchon]

I had a teacher who taught us NGRX for Angular 6 and he said it very clearly: NGRX is not going to make you work less or simplify your tasks, it will only help you organize your code when you have many components at different levels that share their state, in any other scenario it will probably add unnecessary complexity to your project. I still think he was right after several years developing Angular projects and it's great to see that you also share that point of view.

I have watched several updated tutorials to see if something had changed since I learnt it and in the end I always come to the same conclusion, for the kind of projects I do and the people working on them it is better to follow the KISS principle and not overengineer anything.

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[p.s]

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[timtimo]

The clearest explanation of the redux pattern I've heard yet, and done so nonchalantly. You're impressively concise.
This was great, thank you very much!

[expertreviews]

I use Datorama Akita and love how it manages state…

[parthupadhye]

Excellent content and tips. Has helped already to clarify why I am better off staying away from ngrx. Project is too small, simple and a quick MVP. Thanks.

[DecodedFrontend]

Before we start to code anything with NgRx I just wanted to put my thoughts about State Management and when we should rather go with Redux architecture. What do you think? In which scenarios Redux architecture beneficial and when it is better to go just with simple services. Let's discuss :)

[rhea]

You are one reason i started liking studying and gaining knowledge outside work. Thank you so much.

[webmandman]

Great video bro! Can’t wait for the next one ☝️

[denisgandzii]

What do you think about NGXS? I found it very intuitive and it work fine and simple even with medium app. Would be cool to have a separate video regarding NGXS and comparation with NGRX with plus and minus.

[KamelJabber]

Great topic and content. Looking forward to the upcoming video in this series. Thanks!

[the-real-pawook]

I came to a project where NGRX was added because previous engineer came from React and didn't know how Services work. 2 years passed, still partly stuck with NGRX that doesn't solve anything in our scenario, but gives a constant mental disorder to anyone who tries to understand what is going on. My takeaway from this is that you need a solid reason otherwise you don't need it.

[ArunKumar-ydqi]

Thank You, Clean and Well explanation. expecting more videos on this. From India.

[oletrn]

Thanks for the great video, Dmytro! This is exactly what I needed to hear now that I'm evaluating whether I should keep NgRx in an old, small project (current implementation is such an overkill in my view), or get rid of NgRx and come up with my own state management service.

[davidwang]

Good presentation! Clear, objective. Thank you.

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