Dont use effects/dont subscribe (its the same advice) @JoshuaMorony
Dont use effects/dont subscribe (its the same advice)  @JoshuaMorony
Uploaded September 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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Subscribing to an observable stream and using Angular's "effect" API both "break reactivity". This video discusses what exactly that means, why it's a good idea to avoid using effects, and when using an effect might actually make sense.

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0:00 Don't use effects?
0:43 subscribe = effect
1:35 Breaking reactivity
3:44 Avoid updating state
4:45 Breaking the rules

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