Explore Angular state management options: Component State, Services & RxJS, NgRx Store, and choose the best for your app.

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This article discusses the different options available for state management in Angular, including component state, services and RxJS, and NgRx Store. It explains when each approach is suitable and highlights the importance of choosing the right one for your application.

Angular State Management: A Comparison of the Different Options Available

<p>I just wonder how somebody that starts to learn Anuglar will benefit from it when the job requires them to use let’s say angular 13?
Work backwards through the docs and become aware of the developer experience you are missing out on?</p>
<p>Guess it will be like Java or other frameworks, libraries and languages:</p>
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<li>Use the oldest version until it is sunset and use the next iteration that will be sunset in a millenia.</li>
<li>In the meantime have fun and feel daunted in your free time as you explore better ways you can’t implement at work</li>
</ul>
