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🚀 NgRx - State Management Made Simple! Hey LinkedIn Network! 👋 Today, I’m diving into NgRx, the powerful state management library for Angular applications. If you're building complex apps and struggling to keep your state in check, NgRx might just be your new best friend! Here are some quick insights: 🔹 Why NgRx? - Centralized state management - Predictable state transitions - Enhanced maintainability 🔹 Best Practices: - Structure your state: Keep it organized and manageable. - Use selectors: Efficiently access state data. - Effect management: Handle side effects with ease. 🔹 Common Pitfalls to Avoid: - Overcomplicating your state. - Ignoring immutability. - Neglecting performance optimizations. NgRx simplifies state management and can significantly improve your app’s scalability and maintainability. #Angular #NgRx #StateManagement #WebDevelopment #CodingTips #B2B #Europe #Contractor #Freelancer

This is probably one of the craziest things I have seen an open source project do and an instant way to kill it. https://lnkd.in/egYDg5dk Not sure what the developer was thinking but you should never collect any data without a users consent. It is also an excellent example of understanding the risks in your software supply chain and making sure you assess them correctly. We tend to trust that the tools we rely on have our best intentions at heart but is very hard to validate this. #opensource #moq

Does adding sponsors to your open-source project should rely on close-source project ? Developer advocating its integration that no harm is done, since no private information sent, but it is not so protected neither. The idea to have sponsoring your work is great, but at the cost of breaking trust and your builds? #sponsors #opensource

There are certain reasons why B2B customers tend not to disclose their budgets, especially during the first meetings. Most of them are understandable; - they want to strengthen their negotiation position - their budget highly depends on deliverables and ROI - there are many stakeholders keeping a hand on the wallet, and the budget really depends on internal politics - company representative actually doesn't know the budget - they collect offers while not knowing what they should expect - the count on some discounts, etc BUT Not disclosing the budget, especially among mature businesses, may result in harmful consequences; - overestimating the project; in or decreasing test coverage, feature list, etc - proposing irrelevant solutions (research, PWA vs mobile, etc) - underestimating the scope (can we put registration beyond MVP?) - wrong stack proposed (let's do it with Django!) Honestly? If you have some ballparks in mind, do proper research, find 4-6 reputable vendors, and be transparent about it. It will actually help you save your time and your money.

A simple currency conversion package for Laravel

Importance Of WebRTC Development In 2023 https://lnkd.in/dHuC9YhC #Development #Business #WebRTC #WebRTCApplicationDevelopment #WebRTCDevelopmentCompany

How do you stop malicious users? And how do you implement usage-based APIs? You can solve both problems with rate limiting. If you're using .NET 7, it's your lucky day. You don't need to install any new libraries. The tools you need are already there. Here's what I used for my implementation: - Pick a rate limit algorithm - Create a partitioned rate limit policy - Apply it on the reverse proxy or specific endpoints Rate limiting by IP works great for unauthenticated users. Use the correct IP address if your API is behind a reverse proxy. Or you might end up rate-limiting your reverse proxy (ouch!). Here's how to implement user-specific rate limiting: https://lnkd.in/dNsiNYve

I recently did a LinkedIn post on ".NET Core API Pagination" that got a lot of attention. Expanding on that, here is a blog post which discusses why pagination is important, the different types of pagination, how to implement them using .NET Core, and the performance implications of each pagination type. Whether you’re a seasoned developer or just starting, this post will provide valuable insights and examples. So why wait? Head over to the blog now! https://lnkd.in/dt59Zcia #webdevelopment #webapi #dotnet

If you’re a Web3 developer wanting to understand the legal implications surrounding your protocol’s interface, this latest playbook from Legal Nodes is for you. The playbook explores the defining characteristics of Web protocol interfaces from a legal viewpoint and the best legal strategies for each interface type. Learn how we classify interfaces into three categories:  🔶 pure front-end 🔶 front-end and back-end 🔶 front-end and+ custodial on-chain elements …and use our guide as a self-assessment tool to see how your protocol’s interface might be viewed by global regulations. Full playbook available via the link in the comments