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I heard about this lib for a long already and wanted to try it out. My current experience with state management is redux in angular via ngxs. ngxs has documented its core concepts like "store", "action", "state" and "select" so it was relatively easy to understand the use of the library because it is just plain redux and nothing else
Elf docs from the other hand are concentrated more on "how-to" guides, but doesn't tell "what", "when" and "why". I'd like to hear more about the architecture and patterns that Elf proposes for state management as well as when to use some elf extensions like entities or pagination and when to use plain store
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Hi, there
I heard about this lib for a long already and wanted to try it out. My current experience with state management is redux in angular via ngxs. ngxs has documented its core concepts like "store", "action", "state" and "select" so it was relatively easy to understand the use of the library because it is just plain redux and nothing else
Elf docs from the other hand are concentrated more on "how-to" guides, but doesn't tell "what", "when" and "why". I'd like to hear more about the architecture and patterns that Elf proposes for state management as well as when to use some elf extensions like entities or pagination and when to use plain store
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