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Mastering RxJS:

• There are no simply "hot" Observables in RxJS

  January 31, 2024 • 📚 9 min read
  The "hot and cold" observables concept is quite useful when we introduce RxJS to a complete beginner. But as soon as they dive into real project usecases, e.g. late subscription of a newly rendered component that subscribes to a (behavior? replay?) subject which had already emitted something - then the "hot and cold" concept is... harmful.

Mastering Angular:

• Diving into Type System behind Angular Signals

  December 28, 2023 • 📚 6 min read
  In this post we'll take a deep dive into the type design of Signal Inputs internals, its consequences, and a lot of examples of Signal Inputs usage.

• Angular @defer Interactive Examples

  January 4, 2024 • 📚 2 min read
  One of the Angular 17 awesome features shipped is the defer block which allows to **lazy load components, directives and pipes**, while configuring it on the template level via @defer.

• Angular Signals are VALUES, not EVENTS

  January 19, 2024 • 📚 8 min read
  Recent release of Angular 17.1 (18th January 2024), introduces Signal Inputs. It's a good opportunity to rethink migrating from RxJS to Signals, as more and more APIs are signal-based: the framework (signals, computeds, effects and the rxjs-interop) and ecosystem (NGRX signal store), as well as tons of experiments.

• Angular Query Core Concepts

  January 25, 2024 • 📚 11 min read
  This post introduces Angular Query to Angular Developers: why you should care, what is the mental model, how it works and how your applications can benefit from it.

Mastering TypeScript:

• TypeScript Type Inference Guide

  January 1, 2019 • 📚 18 min read
  Type Inference is the most important feature we should master, as we progress with using TypeScript. It allows us to keep the type safety of our codebase, and declare types less. Less investment cost, same profit.

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