@sbiewald No, direct prod 😂🤦🏽‍♂️

Yeah@duckWit it has CI, but manual trigger 🤦🏽‍♂️ and most of the time those are features not bug fixes 😂

@over9000 😂😂 nice feature 😛

Interested, I know only basics of python and a little bit django.

And JavaScript laughs 😛

@spongessuck I do it explicitly, they are not related so I like to keep all the data of a view under one reducer so I will be having some different values into the store which I need in the component. Do you have any working repo example that would be great to understand a little more clearly. Thanks for you time.

@spongessuck yeah I got it thank you, but my actual concern is, if I have two different thing in a single state like

Interface state {
variable1: string,
variable2: number,
}

Do I need to subscribe two times like this for reading to different values.

this.select('variable1').subscribe(newval => console.log(newval));

this.select('variable2').subscribe(newval => console.log(newval));

@spongessuck thanks man, that actually worked. But I have a doubt do I need to use the same syntax 4 times if I am reading 4 different variables. Like is there any way like subscribing once and accessing all the elements.

@Mba@Mba3gar but the output which I am getting is not the key value pairs on the store it's a store related object. Thanks for the help. I have added all the code related things in the stack overflow link bro.

No bro, I am just retrieving data from the store. I just recently moved to Angular 4 from React and I am very new here.

Bro, here is more details about my error.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions...

Thank you bro, I am trying to retrieve data using selectors in my component but they are returning store object instead of the value.

You can use express, passwort-jwt, or jwt-simple.

@lotd later​ built an API for that, but initially he was like we don't need it when I proposed the dynamic concept.

@f03n1x thank you 🍻