Workshop
Advanced Reactive UI Patterns

Description
If you already know REDUX or reactive state management patterns and want to learn more about the internal architectural implementation details, this is the workshop you need to book. Local component state, flattening operators, contextual state and its display component templates – this workshop will provide a solid foundation from which you can continue to develop these and many more advanced skills pushing your knowledge to the next level.
Some of the in-depth topics we will cover include:
Local vs. global state (when to us what)
Derived state (shared computations, distinct changes, and nullish values)
Model vs. ViewModel
OOP Design Patterns and Component state (Facade, MVVM, MVC, Adapter)
Observable Inputs without decorators
Observable HostBindings
Managing async data streams with RxJS flattening operators
How to handle error, complete, suspense, and values in the template
Component lazy loading
Improving UX with Reusable reactive helpers (nonFlickerLoader)
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