Introduction
In this blog post, I would like to deep dive into Angular and Ngneat query by calling a Store API to build a store demo. Ng...
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It would be interesting to see some examples of how to handle paging, sorting, filtering and selecting properties/columns with
@ngneat/querywith client side caching of data pages.Or even better: how to create service for pivot data grid with server side data aggregation.
Excellent ideas. the full capability of the library has not maximized yet.
Hi @railsstudent! I'm afraid you confused Tanstack Angular Query with ngneat Query. Although these are similar, they are separate libraries - the title suggest X but it's about Y 😛
When I visited the github page of ngneat query, the description is "The TanStack Query (also known as react-query) adapter for Angular applications". There are 2 implementations, who can tell me their names to differentiate them?
Ngneat query, as it's outside and not an official port - and (tanstack) angular query - as it's within the stack AND is the official one.
Ngneat is not even mentioned in tanstack query v5 docs.
It was mentioned in v4 docs. Then, I found out Angular v5 was written by a different developer. It is so confusing for me.
Excellent, What is the benefit of using @ngneat/query adapter over ThanStack query and why not just using @tanstack/angular-query-experimental?
ngeat/query is stable whereas TanStack for Angular is still experimental. If you want to use tan query in a production application, ngeat/query should be used instead. ngneat/query supports both Observable and Signal whereas TanStack query supports Signal, it is matter of taste of the engineers.
I'm going to use ngbeat/query in production now,
already sent an issue on repo😄
Excellent article!
Thanks for sharing, Connie Leung !
You are welcome.