Issue #54: #ngconf2022 videos, Advanced Angular Forms, Advanced TypeScript, RxJS Best Practices Aren't Always Black and White

Don't you just love it when you get exactly what you want? So do we! Friends, here are the #ngconf2022 talks you have been eagerly asking about.

Access the videos here: https://t.co/kRX4VtWeaA #bingewatching #ngconf💙's the #Angular Community

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There are not so many courses about advanced Angular forms packages, so I decided to create one and this is a free preview version of it. This video shows just a tiny part of what is covered in the full course and focuses on what is going on under the hood of Template-Driven Forms.

Get familiar with some of Typescript's greatest advanced features.

Zone.js is included in every Angular application and it is a critical part of change detection, but it also leads to your application doing way more rendering work than it actually needs to.

In this video, we explore what exactly Zone.js does, why we need it, how we can work around it, and why it might be becoming optional in the future.

To work with data in Angular, we use RxJS. In this talk, we look at some best practices including avoiding unsubscribe hell and nested subscriptions. We look at the difference between mergeMap, concatMap, and switchMap. And between a forkJoin, combineLatest, and zip.

Then we walk through how to set up your RxJS pipeline to react to user actions. Join me as we look at these and other suggestions for getting the most from RxJS.

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At the end of the day, we build our apps for our users, and let's face it, no one likes slow apps. But how can we measure app performance? What are some common places to start looking to speed up performance in our Angular Applications? This week Ady Ngom joins us to share his tips for lightning fast Angular applications whether the app is brand new or desperately needs a makeover.

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NgRx isn't what it used to be. Take advantage of the updated APIs to improve your code base. The result is a more maintainable code base that is easier to read and navigate.

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