Archives: FAQs

 A: Yes, it can work alongside Context API, Zustand, or React Query depending on project needs.

A: Actions describe events, reducers handle state updates, and the store holds the application state.

 A: Yes. Despite newer libraries, Redux remains popular for large applications needing strict state management.

A: Redux is more powerful for large apps with complex state, while Context is better for small or medium use cases.

A: Redux provides a single source of truth, making complex state predictable and easier to debug.

 A: It can be, but for simple projects, Angular services or signals might be enough.

A: The learning curve, boilerplate code, and over-engineering for small projects.

A: Yes. NgRx works with earlier versions, though some features may require the latest Angular.

 A: It centralizes state, making it predictable, testable, and easier to debug.

A: NgRx Store is a state management library that uses Redux principles to handle complex state in Angular apps.