On the one hand, the Component Store is a really fancy library for simple state management. But on the other hand, tightly coupling state management into an application is always a bad idea. The reason for that being, that the need for state management is changing during the lifetime of an application. In the beginning it is often unnecessary to invest too much time into a fully fledged state management library when a service-based state management would be enough. But suddenly, after a few months working with stateful services, the need for a fully fledged state management library arises. But what now? Just throw everything out of the window?
bsarnii
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NgRx Component Store meets Facade Pattern
On the one hand, the Component Store is a really fancy library for simple state management. But on the other hand, tightly coupling state management into an application is always a bad idea. The reason for that being, that the need for state management is changing during the lifetime of an application. In the beginning it is often unnecessary to invest too much time into a fully fledged state management library when a service-based state management would be enough. But suddenly, after a few months working with stateful services, the need for a fully fledged state management library arises. But what now? Just throw everything out of the window?
https://ng-journal.com/blog/2022-12-08-ngrx-component-store-meets-facade-pattern/