Observables
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What is Observables?
Observables are a design pattern and programming paradigm that deals with asynchronous data streams and the propagation of change. In programming, they are used to represent a sequence of values that can be observed over time. They are commonly used in reactive programming to handle events, asynchronous operations, and data streams, allowing for efficient and manageable handling of asynchronous data.
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Observables Complementary Technologies
RxJS
RxJS is a library for reactive programming using Observables, making it the primary implementation and a strong complement.
NgRx
NgRx uses RxJS Observables to manage state in Angular applications, serving as a strong complementary state management library.
Redux
Redux manages application state, and Observables can be used to handle asynchronous actions and side effects within a Redux application, complementing its core functionality.
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Frontend Engineer
0.1% of all Frontend Engineer jobs mention Observables
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User Interface Designer
13 User Interface Designer jobs mention Observables
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Software Engineer
532 Software Engineer jobs mention Observables
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Engineer
540 Engineer jobs mention Observables
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Mobile Developer
11 Mobile Developer jobs mention Observables
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