A deep dive into RxJS subjects | Michael Hladky & Jan-Niklas Wortmann

Pretty much everyone already used a subject at some point. But do you really know about it? Probably not! By diving deep into the source code of rxjs you will gain advanced knowledge about the different type of subjects, how to implement those on your own and all the nitty gritty details. Understand the internals of a subject and it’s concepts. Get a better understanding of all the subjects, their differences and usages. This talk will demonstrate how to use subjects and and especially how everyone benefits in their daily working routine. Solve multicasting problems, implement caching, maintain your subscribers and implement a message bus. Furthermore you will realize how often you miss used them. This is possible with subjects and many more ?!

About Michael Hladky and Jan-Niklas Wortmann
Angular by heart and code. Michael is a full-stack developer located in Vienna, Austria. He is a Google Developer Expert and an active part of the community. As founder of the Angular-Austria association, organizer of Angular-Vienna and NestJS-Vienna Meetup he grows the Austrian community. He is a self employed developer, trainer and consultant with the focus on Angular as well as ionic and surrounding technologies, and gives workshops on Angular, RxJs and Typescript. He regularly speaks at conferences and meetups and enjoys participating in the dev community and OSS.

Jan-Niklas Wortmann is an IT consultant mostly working on Angular projects. He helps companies designing and implementing large scaled applications.Developing clean and maintainable code is one of his main goals. Additionally Jan-Niklas is a member of the RxJS Core Team targeting the developer experience by improving the docs. Besides he organizes the NgNiederrhein Meetup.

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Michael should not only feed his brain, but also his body!
Otherwise the diagrams look clean - and all possible states (cache, access cache, complete, errror) are included.
It is also good to get a common vocabular around Rxjs (Producer, Consumer, Unicast, Multicast, Cache )