Reactive Patterns with RxJS and Angular Signals

Leverage the reactive paradigm with RxJS and signals in your Angular applications using common patterns and techniques designed for real-world use cases

Key Features

• Use practical reactive patterns in your Angular apps to improve the quality and performance of your code
• Learn performance optimization techniques from a Google Developer Expert for Angular
• Seamlessly integrate RxJS with Angular features such as components and services
• Purchase of the print or Kindle book includes a free PDF eBook

Book Description

RxJS is a powerful reactive extension for JavaScript, specializing in asynchronous and event-driven programming, but you don’t find many books on using RxJS in Angular applications. Written by an industry expert with over a decade of experience, this book helps you navigate reactive patterns, efficient data management, and the streamlined implementation of common features with minimal code.

This second edition aligns with the latest version of Angular, introducing new reactive patterns based on Angular Signals, which play a pivotal role in enabling fine-grained reactivity within Angular and enhancing change detection and user interface rendering. Throughout the book, you’ll construct a complete application that incorporates the latest Angular features, such as standalone components, new built-in control flow, deferrable views, and more. You’ll also focus on cultivating skills to handle data reactively, thus improving the application's overall quality, user experience, and developer productivity. The book covers best practices for testing asynchronous streams and optimizing app performance.

By the end of this RxJS and Angular book, you’ll not only be able to develop Angular applications by implementing reactive patterns, but also grasp all the best practices, ensuring a well-rounded understanding of RxJS within the Angular framework.

What you will learn

• Get to grips with RxJS core concepts such as Observables, subjects, and operators
• Use the marble diagram in reactive patterns
• Delve into stream manipulation, including transforming and combining them
• Understand memory leak problems using RxJS and best practices to avoid them
• Build reactive patterns using Angular Signals and RxJS
• Explore different testing strategies for RxJS apps
• Discover multicasting in RxJS and how it can resolve complex problems
• Build a complete Angular app reactively using the latest features of RxJS and Angular

Who this book is for

If you're a developer working with Angular and RxJS, this book is for you. Designed for anyone at a beginner level in both Angular and RxJS, this book will help you gain experience and harness the potential of RxJS or benefit you if you’re looking to leverage the reactive paradigm within your Angular applications. This book assumes some familiarity with Angular, basic RxJS, and TypeScript, as well as foundational knowledge of functional programming.

Table of Contents

1. Diving into the Reactive Paradigm
2. Walking through Our Application
3. Fetching Data as Streams
4. Handling Errors Reactively
5. Combining Streams
6. Transforming Streams
7. Sharing Data between Angular Components
8. Mastering Reactivity with Angular Signals
9. Demystifying Multicasting
10. Boosting Performance with Reactive Caching
11. Performing Bulk Operations
12. Processing Real-Time Updates
13. Testing RxJS Observables

Lamis Chebbi is a Google Developer Expert for Angular. She is the author of “Reactive Patterns with RxJS for Angular”. She is an enthusiastic software engineer with a strong passion for the modern web. She's the founder of Angular Tunisia, a member of the WWCode community, a speaker, a content creator, and a trainer. She has been into Angular for the past few years and loves to share her knowledge about Angular through participating in workshops and organizing training sessions. Empowering women and students is one of her highest priorities. Besides Angular and the web, Lamis loves music, traveling, chromotherapy, and volunteering. Last but not least, she's a forever student.