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ts-appstate

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app-state

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  • patterns and simple solutions to support model-driven development in frontend projects; primarily angular
  • being able to have a rich and framework-independent domain model
  • antipattern to be avoided: anemic data model
  • the domain model should consist of immutable classes
  • should support RxJs 6
    • state updates should be observable

If you would like to apply TDD in a framework-agnostic fashion, like the idea of rich domain models and domain-driven design, and you are not satisfied with existing state management solutions, then continue reading reading.

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