This is a dev to clone in angular. Where we used Angular component-store, rx-angular/template
## Overview
I’m excited to dive into the new series focused on creating a dev.to clone using Angular. Each Thursday, there will be new developments shared, giving anyone interested in Angular an opportunity to follow along and learn. As we progress, the focus will also be on implementing various state management solutions and reactive programming techniques to enhance our application.
Each week promises to deliver detailed insights into the process, from state management with the Component store to utilizing rx-angular/template for efficient data handling. By sharing updates on GitHub and publishing articles each Friday, this series is designed to cater to both beginners and those looking to sharpen their skills in Angular development.
## Features
- **Weekly Updates**: Regular progress updates every Thursday, ensuring that followers remain engaged and informed.
- **State Management**: Utilization of Component store for effective state management, simplifying data flow in the application.
- **RxLet and Push Pipe**: Implementation of rx-angular/template for optimal rendering through RxLet and push pipe, enhancing performance.
- **Hands-on Learning**: Practical coding experience through the development of a real-world application, making it easier to grasp concepts.
- **Community Contribution**: Open invitation for contributors to join the project, fostering a collaborative learning environment.
- **Articles and Live Streams**: In-depth articles and live stream sessions about the development process to enhance understanding of Angular.
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