I very much like this approach to state management in Angular. Is there a consensus that this resource is ready for use in production?
brendanalexdr
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me too
waitingsong
on 30 Mar 2018
And me :)
philmday
on 30 Mar 2018
I think the initial author @amcdnl has pointed out that this is emerged from projects he is working on. That probably means he is using code to close to this in production, or will be.
kylecordes
on 30 Mar 2018
I think this can be used in production and I am replacing my current products with ngxs from ngrx. This has solved a lot of things that I felt inconvenient while writing ngrx. But I want a reliable test result can be about it.
dminine
on 31 Mar 2018
Yup, I'm using it in production on multiple projects. In our effort of 2.0, we wanted to make sure we had good test coverage and had a stable release. There is no major issues to my knowledge at this point and I've been using it in a complicated application and not had any issues. There are no breaking changes planned at the moment and in the next releases we just plan to make it even better w/ more plugins and more options.
amcdnl
on 31 Mar 2018
I just added a note of this in the FAQ.
amcdnl
on 31 Mar 2018
@amcdnl thank you sir for a great angular resource [donning my hat to you]
brendanalexdr
on 31 Mar 2018
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Yup, I'm using it in production on multiple projects. In our effort of 2.0, we wanted to make sure we had good test coverage and had a stable release. There is no major issues to my knowledge at this point and I've been using it in a complicated application and not had any issues. There are no breaking changes planned at the moment and in the next releases we just plan to make it even better w/ more plugins and more options.