Podcast
Target RxJS
Description
Among other things, we touched upon the following topics:
What are the main concepts of reactive programming to learn?
What is multicasting? What operators are there?
When can I use them?
How about error handling? Is there any difference to imperative programming?
What are the Error handling operators?
How do you deal with error handling when you don't want to stop the process?
What are flattening operators?
Where can I use flattening operators in practice?
What can I do if there is no operator that fits for a specific problem?
What is a higher order operator?
What is a higher Order Composition?
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