Master RxJS Operators from Buffer to Zip and Confidently Build Web Applications!
RxJS is one of the fastest growing an most important libraries in the JavaScript and Web Development ecosystem today.
Now, for the first time EVER, detailed explanations and thorough demos of EVERY operator that RxJS has to offer can be found in one place, here, in RxJS Operators! With over four hours of lectures and PACKED with demos, this course, and the preceding course, RxJS Observables, is the most comprehensive way of learning RxJS available on the net today.
There are countless benefits to this course! To name just a few,
Become a much more valuable @Angular developer and secure employment more easily in the @Angular field
Grow as a developer and expand your toolkit for dealing with tough web development problems
Learn programming best practices
Become more confident in dealing with asynchronous challenges
After mastering RxJS, one of the more challenging libraries out there, others such as lodash will be much easier to master
For certain operators, this course includes the most detailed explanation available anywhere
This course includes everything you'll need to know to be a master of RxJS operators, including
Detailed explanation and demo of each operator
Appropriate use cases for various operators
Using webpack to write RxJS with ES6 in the browser
Access to dozens of demo files written by the Code Whisperer
A comprehensive exam at the end of the course
A challenge task to continue your learning
Special discounts on other Code Whisperer courses
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Use every RxJS operator
Manage streams of asynchronous data very effectively
Build and debug RxJS applications in a workplace environment
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Known in development circles as “the Code Whisperer," Daniel Stern has been believed to possess a supernatural connection to computers ever since he talked the supercomputer Deep Blue off the roof of a twelve-story St. Petersburg apartment building, following its shameful loss to Gary Kasparov. He can often be found singing softly to his tablet, or gently caressing his aluminum...
Some of newer operators in the context of day-to-day programming and all xxxxMaps like switchMap could have been covered but very useful course, thanks
Hi !
Out of date. Most operators are deprecated.
I wonder why you continue to offer this course without a warning, at least. We are not always attentive to the date in small print at the bottom.
I am not happy.
I REQUEST A REFUND.
Easy to understand if you follow along.
The lesson helped to set up the project. There were some errors made by me which I corrected looking at package json file of github repo. I learnt some new amended concepts for the existing one.
Great so far. Thanks :)
Too fast and unable to follow.
Great teacher! Goes above & beyond -- I learned a lot; I appreciated his effort.
The author of the course hasn't updated the course for over 3 years.
A lot have changed since the author recorded the course.
Even though he suggested that you install the version of libraries that he uses for the course, it may not be very useful.
For example, to use the range function in this course, you have to import Rx operator, meanwhile range is imported directly from rxjs on version 7 (not sure about version 6). So instead of using Rx.Observable.range(1, 9), on the later version of rxjs you use range(1, 9). The same for the other functions such as 'of', 'from', and so on.
Therefore, if you are taking this course because you are using RXJS with angular, this may not be the right course. Consider learnrxjs.io free tutorial.
My advice for the author: Keep your course up to date.
Very clear use of examples
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Luca P.
non tutti gli operatori sono stati trattati