Architecting Angular Applications - Flux, Redux & ngrx Christoffer Noring
Publisher: Packt Publishing

These may be: accounts, users etc. How to use Redux in Angular Applications. Although it was meant to be used by ReactJS applications, it's actually technology agnostic. More than 26 million people use GitHub to discover, fork, and contribute to over 74 million projects. Therefore, there are some good implementations out there such as @ngrx/store and @angular-redux/store. We wish to model entities from the server as TypeScript classes. It starts by retrospecting the way we use to build apps in AngularJS and will look at one way data flow and Flux pattern with concepts such as Dispatcher, Action, Stores and Controller Views. Inspired by Flux and Elm, is used to handle Application state and bind it to the User Interface in a very effective way. My goal this time was to build it in a Redux way, following the Flux pattern. GitHub is where people build software. Redux is an application state manager for JavaScript applications, and keeps with the core principles of theFlux-architecture by having a unidirectional data flow in your application. Well, Flux is a data flow architecture created by Facebook back in 2014. I have already done a todo app in angular 2: check out this [post][ng2todoApp]. Redux, now in version 3, has been around less than a year but it has proved very successful. This book will teach you to build highly performing architecture for yourapplications by combining the power of Flux, Redux & ngrx. Background: Team is building a large REST-based web application usingAngular and the @ngrx library for state management. My buddy Rob Wormald created an awesome Redux implementation using RxJS called @ngrx/store. The fact is, I daily use React at work so if I can have the same architecture withangular, I'm going to be able to go fast. The icing on the cake is that state moving through an Angular 2 application is exponentially easier with the introduction of observables and the async pipe.