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Maxim Koretskyi a year ago9 min read

Level Up Your Reverse Engineering Skills

What I cannot [re]create, I do not understandThe quote above belongs to Richard Feyman, one of the greatest scientists and physicists of our time. What he meant is that, starting with a blank piece of paper and the knowledge already in his mind, he could take any theoretical result

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Maxim Koretskyi 6 months ago3 min read

He who thinks change detection is depth-first and he who thinks it’s breadth-first are both usually right

Do you know if Angular first checks siblings of the current component (breadth-first) or its children (depth-first)? This article answers this question for you.

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Maxim Koretskyi 6 months ago19 min read

Inside Fiber: in-depth overview of the new reconciliation algorithm in React

The how and why on everything from React elements to Fiber nodes

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Maxim Koretskyi 6 months ago14 min read

In-depth explanation of state and props update in React

A glimpse into the internals of React Fiber

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The difference between NgDoCheck and AsyncPipe in OnPush components

Maxim Koretskyi 6 months ago7 min read

The difference between NgDoCheck and AsyncPipe in OnPush components

An in-depth guide into manual control of change detection in Angular

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The how and why on React’s usage of linked list in Fiber to walk the component’s tree

Maxim Koretskyi 6 months ago10 min read

The how and why on React’s usage of linked list in Fiber to walk the component’s tree

The main algorithm of the work loop in React’s reconciler

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Lars Gyrup Brink Nielsen 4 hours ago4 min read

How you can help Angular in 2020

2020 is the year you can help the Angular ecosystem thrive.

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The Angular Ivy guide for library authors

Lars Gyrup Brink Nielsen 4 hours ago3 min read

The Angular Ivy guide for library authors

How to respond to Angular Ivy in 2020/2021 if you're a library author.

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Tim Deschryver 4 days ago10 min read

NgRx creator functions 101

The createAction creator function opened opportunities in the NgRx world. With it came two other creator functions, createReducer and createEffect. Let's take a look at what's so special about it and why it's important.

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Managing different slices of the same NgRx state

Tim Deschryver 11 days ago19 min read

Managing different slices of the same NgRx state

In this article, we'll iterate over an implementation to introduce multiple independent instances of a NgRx store slice. In an application, these instances can be represented by a tab-like interface. To come to a solution we'll use the Angular Router, NgRx Effects, and NgRx Router Store.

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Lars Gyrup Brink Nielsen 4 hours ago4 min read

How you can help Angular in 2020

2020 is the year you can help the Angular ecosystem thrive.

#angular #angular-ivy #community #open-source

Lars Gyrup Brink Nielsen 4 hours ago3 min read

The Angular Ivy guide for library authors

How to respond to Angular Ivy in 2020/2021 if you're a library author.

#angular #angular-ivy #library #open-source

Tim Deschryver 4 days ago10 min read

NgRx creator functions 101

#angular #ngrx

Tim Deschryver 11 days ago19 min read

Managing different slices of the same NgRx state

#angular #ngrx

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He who thinks change detection is depth-first and he who thinks it’s breadth-first are both usually right