Angular NgRx Signal Store Crash Course (For NgRx Beginners)

This is what the future of Angular is starting to look like: Signals, no RxJs, async / await, Promises 😊No music after the intro as requested, enjoy everyone 😉

why don't you work on your accent? you've been recording videos for years now but you're talking with the same accent as 10 ten years ago! how can you not make any progress in that?

Hello Vasco thanks a lot for this tutorial 👍 Could u put the link of github repo thanks

Great learning video Vasco!! I really enjoy your channel. Everything is fine for me, but I have one question about signal store metods: you are using in demo async/await for asynchronous data retrieving. Maybe idea for next quick video, angular team (in angular.dev) is strongly supporting rxjs for asynchronous data retrieve. Can you do some really really simple example of using this construction instead of simple async/await?
Thanks, Lukas

Another great job Vasco!! Thank you so much for this tutorial!!!

why we put the effects in the constructor instead of OnInit ?

How do you work with store on a more complex application, where you would work with more than todos. Like users and auth and such. Do you keep it in the same store, or would you generate a store for each component?

Can you integrate local storage?

Great video. I think it's better to use real API, so we can see how to deal with Observables in signal store

Is the code of this app available on GitHub?

Ha! ProvidedIn: root proved necessary using the store across different components. Is there a way to make the store perpetuate within providedIn: root?

Hey Vasco, thanks for this great tutorial. Can you make a video where you explain and use the rxMethod in the signalStore?

Thanks for this amazing ngrx signal store tutorial. one question, how do i use store in multiple components? my understanding is the store is injected at root level, that means available to all components, i simply inject the store to multiple components, that works, but the issue the store state update is not reflect in a other components. am I missing something?

Thank you, sir.
Your class was super helpful.

Hi Vasco,
Will you be offering the source code for this project, it would be great if you did.
Thanks for all you do!👍👍

Wow thanks a lot ! You won a new follower

What extension are you using to auto import the material components??

thanks. simple and clear! This is gold for everyone!|

thanks for the tutorial, do i need angular 17 for it? is it still in beta the ngrx store?

I see that sometimes you use double equals '==' instead of tripe equals '==='. Isn't it best practice always to use triple equals?

Can you fucking tell me why we need NgRx?? Like seriously nobody is saying that it's not needed. Y'all fucken assume it's a thing that's a must have. Fucking ruins projects.

Vasco, what would be very helpful is how to use Firestore as a backend with signal-store

This is once again a great tutorial!

Excellent video!!!

Hello Vasco, I noticed that triggering the insertion of a Todo also triggers the update of the Store. This causes the strange behavior that, if there is a completed item in the list, the last inserted todo will also be considered completed. Isn't that strange?

Can we view the source code for the project?

Thanks a lot for the great explanation and effort. 🎉

Hi Vasco, why don't you update the Udemy course. I've purchased your NGRX course and It will be nice it you can upate it.

Is there a specific reason you are using types over interfaces for your models?

Nice tutorial, but injecting the service in the store and store in the service considered anti pattern. Won't it lead to cyclic dependency errors.

Also although it's perfectly fine to use async await, feels illegal seeing it in angular 😅

why using promises instead of observables ? by the way thanks for your course; i hope to learn new things !