Putting Out Fires In RxJs For A Burn Free Experience | Markus Ingvarsson | Ng Tiny Conf Peret 2022
RxJs provides an elegant solution to reactive programming by handling events as continuous streams of data. However, streams are not a burn-free experience, and they can come with unexpected results if we do not watch out!
In this talk, we will go over how to put out fires in RxJs by handling and recovering from errors and failures that can occur in our streams. In this talk, we will go over some common RxJs operators that are suitable for these situations and when one may consider using them.
About Markus Ingvarsson:
Full-stack Developer @ Consat Telematics
Markus Ingvarsson is a recent graduate of Chalmers University of Technology with a master’s in Computer Science. During his studies, he started working as a full stack developer at Consat Telematics on the west coast of Sweden.
In his job, he builds tools for fleet and traffic management in Angular and .NET. Besides programming, Markus enjoys traveling and has lived and studied in Canada and Argentina.
Twitter: / markusingvarssn
LinkedIn: / markusingvarsson
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