State Management

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State Management
For larger Angular applications with a lot of asynchronous activity and where there's a lot of state that is being shared and manipulated across multiple components and modules, managing state can be quite challenging. In a typical application, we're managing things like:
Data that comes from the server and whether it's pending or resulted in an
error
UI state like toggles, alerts and errors messages
User input, such as form submissions, filters and search queries
Custom themes, credentials and localization
Many other types of state
As the application grows, how do we know that a state change in one module will consistently and accurately reflected in other modules? And what if these modifications result in even more state changes? Eventually, it becomes extremely difficult to reason about what's actually happening in your application, and be a large source of bugs.
In Angular, there are 2 main ways to solve this problem.
1.
​Redux using @ngrx;
2.
Angular Services and RxJS.
Using Auxiliary Routes
Redux and @ngrx
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