Workshop: Learn NgRx Part 1
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In this two day workshop, you will go from inactive to reactive when building Angular apps. Expert Alex Okrushko will show you a ground-up approach to building scalable applications using the NgRx architecture.
In this two day workshop, you will go from inactive to reactive when building Angular apps. Expert Alex Okrushko will show you a ground-up approach to building scalable applications using the NgRx architecture. This workshop teaches you both how to use NgRx and how to think “reactively” when building applications.
Author Name: ng-conf
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ng-conf is the world’s largest conference devoted specifically to Angular.
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