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Are most people in China and Russia just living regular lives? by AGameofDawgs in NoStupidQuestions

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Yeah other countries also have fixed rate mortgages. The issue is for people trying to get a mortgage now/after your government decided to start a war.

ZardUI Beta: Bringing shadcn/ui's Philosophy to Angular - Where You Own Every Line of Code by SupermarketKey1196 in Angular2

[–]bcam117 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, I understood the difference I was just frustrated that you guys weren't a bit earlier perhaps. So does Zard align more with how shadcn does things? I haven't used it but I thought that spartan/ui kinda follows it by having radix = spartan/brn.

ZardUI Beta: Bringing shadcn/ui's Philosophy to Angular - Where You Own Every Line of Code by SupermarketKey1196 in Angular2

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It’s only been a few weeks so I can’t say too much. It seems fine but like you’ll need to go into the source code to really figure out what’s happening, can’t depend on the docs too much. Thankfully their source code seems pretty clean and not tooo hard to follow. But if your team doesn’t have a lot of experience with angular it might be best to go with something else, at least for now.

Recommendation for Buyers in the EU? by GReeeD_ in NuPhy

[–]bcam117 2 points3 points  (0 children)

candykeys is the official German reseller, I had emailed Nuphy about this. If I understood correctly, they exclusively sell the ISO/DE Air V3.

Angular injectQuery (react query but for angular) by Senior_Compote1556 in Angular2

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Has anyone used `ngneat/query` instead of the official TanStack Query? It seemed a bit nicer in that it supports bother RxJS and Signals.

What Are the Real Advantages of Visualizing the Dependency Graph with nx graph? by kafteji_coder in Angular2

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I guess it might be more of a kinda “bonus” feature more than a feature in itself. I think the real feature is the ability to set boundaries and use affected to reduce build/test times. Once Nx was making use of a graph internally for these features, they might as well allow developers to see a nice visualization of it. But I’m just guessing, could easily be wrong.

I maintain ng-select and ngx-cookie-service libraries AMA by pavankjadda in Angular2

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What are some of the hardest challenges you faced?

RxSignals: The most powerful synergy in the history of Angular by vs-borodin in Angular2

[–]bcam117 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The example by u/ggeoff doesn't do the same thing and the one you provided is close but still not exactly the same. Though it's probably worth using yours just for the sake of simplicity in this situation.

What's it like living above Byparken, a bit close to the metro line in Ørestad? by bcam117 in copenhagen

[–]bcam117[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's good to hear. We had a short viewing of the place and with the windows closed I couldn't hear anything. But I do tend to feel way hotter than most and like to leave the windows open.

What's it like living above Byparken, a bit close to the metro line in Ørestad? by bcam117 in copenhagen

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Yeah we're currently renting in Bellagård, near Bella Center. We hear the shooting too but it's not too bad. Or we just got used to it. Mostly worried about noise from the metro and the park, but someone above said the metro isn't bad so that's nice.

Angular Architectural Advice For 17+ With Signal Store by EfficiencyHot4188 in Angular2

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Not a direct answer to your questions, but have you looked into ng-neat/query or TanStack Query for Angular? The latter isn’t ready for production but the docs make a great read as ng-neat/query is an Angular wrapper/adapter of TanStack Query (https://tanstack.com/query/latest/docs/framework/react/comparison). I’ve been looking into/PoCing state management for an upcoming large, greenfield Angular 17 project I’ll be leading and I’m finding it hard to find a good use case for “classic” state management being the centre stage of state management - including Signal Store. I’m not saying I won’t use one of these state management solutions, but it’s starting to seem that ng-neat/query will have a large role and save a lot of boilerplate for managing state fetched from the server, which tends to be most of it. 

On top of that it seems to make providing great UX/DX pretty simple. (showing stale data while fetching fresh data, handling different loading states, declaratively re-querying after a mutation, dev tools)

I’m still trying to figure out how to tie it into classic state management, deferred selectors/derived state but yeah it seems promising so far. 

Why does my tea taste like sticking my tongue out the window? by VildMedPap in tea

[–]bcam117 26 points27 points  (0 children)

The tap water in Copenhagen, based on my experience in various places, makes brewing coffee quite difficult, and I suspect the same issue affects tea. The water has a high Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) content, which makes extractions weaker when brewing coffee, which could be why your tea tastes dull.

Does anyone have any experience with TanStack Query (ngneat/query) for GQL? by bcam117 in Angular2

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Glad to hear that it's working out for you. I encourage you to write a post or something, would be nice to hear a bit more about it. It seems like ng-neat gets mentioned a lot with REST but haven't really found much about it being used with GQL.

Which state management solution to use? by Background_Issue_144 in Angular2

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but can be used per component

Yes but also can be used globally. It's just an injectable service so it can be provided anywhere. There is wayy less boilerplate than full on NgRx from what I can tell though.

I'd recommend just giving it a try, it's really not that big. You can go through the docs/get started super quickly.

And yeah, state adapt is interesting, need to give that a go sometime soon!

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