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Angular Best Practices: Reactive Data Flow with RxJS and Bulletproof Component Design
Angular Best Practices: Reactive Data Flow with RxJS and Bulletproof Component Design
The session "Angular Best Practices: Reactive Data Flow with RxJS and Bulletproof Component Design" offers advanced Angular development techniques.
Learning Objectives:
1. Bulletproof RxJS: Effective state management using RxJS, focusing on separation of concerns and minimizing the use of subscribe.
2. DRY Principle Exceptions: The strategic violation of the DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself) principle to improve code maintainability.
3. Declarative Pattern: Take advantage of writing declarative code in Angular
4. Component Initialization: Guidelines for initializing Angular components beyond simple function extraction.
5. Clean Code Practices: Application of pure functions and the 'return early' pattern for readable and maintainable code.
This session is intended for Angular developers seeking to enhance both the quality and maintainability of their work.
Tobiasz Ciesielski - Frontend Developer, Prowly PR Software | Poland
Hi, I'm Tobiasz, and I work at Prowly PR Software as a Front-end Developer. I graduated in Computer Science from Poznan University of Technology. I started my career at Prowly, where I've evolved and developed my skills. I'm a relatively novice programmer, but a very ambitious one. My focus is on delivering business value while maintaining high-quality code. For me, code readability is crucial to software development. In recent months, I've been working closely with the payment module, which has been quite challenging. After hours, I am also a triathlete, food lover, and self-development geek. My personal goal is to build a strong personal brand.
I'd like to share my breakthroughs that I've discovered while delivering new products, refactoring thousands of lines of code, and spending hours brainstorming with my great front-end team.