Summary

With this, we have reached the end of this chapter. Let’s have a recap of the valuable things we have learned; we have completed the CRUD features of applications using the building blocks of NgRx, and we have learned the difference between using and not using side effects in state management. Side effects are essential for our changes in the store to be synced with the database.

We have also learned, step by step, how to create the building blocks of NgRx with the different actions we need for our application.

In the next chapter, we will learn how to apply security features in Angular, such as adding user login and logout, retrieving user profile information, protecting application routes, and calling an API with protected endpoints.