Blixs

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   by Blixs 9y ago

   I'm a fan of RxDB. It makes a lot of sense to combine something like PouchDB with RxJS to create a reactive datastore. The only thing that bothers me a bit about it is the dependency on CouchDB (at least in case you want to have online
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   by Blixs 9y ago

   Well, RxJS helps with pushing data around in general. It doesn't care much if it's from a local state store, a backend api or something else. So in a way it makes a lot of sense to use it for state management as well. The way we d
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   by Blixs 9y ago

   We use RxJS for data loading and global state management. Started with redux first, but really disliked all the boilerplate code. RxJS enabled us to have a really smart data loading and caching mechanisme that automatically pushes changes t
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   by Blixs 9y ago

   I speak from personal experience when I say companies are migrating away from Meteor. For me personally it's to a React/RxJS front-end stack in combination with a traditional Ruby/PostgreSQL/REST api back-end. This had t
5. 5.▲
   by Blixs 9y ago

   I have (some) experience with both React and Vue 2 and definitely prefer the later. Vue is very minimalistic but unlike React provides a lot of functionality out of the box. Stuff like the router, the computed properties, automatic change d