Now, if you use an *angular service* as a store, the async process is the
same, you will just feed
store.customer
instead of only
customer
locally in your component.
And in your template you will use
{{store.customer?.name}}
directly, so a change of this will be instantly and natively propagated to
all the component imorting the store.
Redux is usefull when coding React, but it is a very bad pratice with
Angular that embeds already natively such stores, as services, fully
two-way data binding.
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