Conceptual image of an AngularJS codebase.

This is actually a pretty good introduction to doing state management without using a framework such as Redux or MobX.

This tutorial builds up from first principles and ends with a streams style reactive UI.

State immutablity is considered an optional thing which is something I disagree with but there’s nothing stopping you from handling things immutably.

http://meiosis.js.org/tutorial/01-hello-world-react.html

A simplified React in 160 lines of code. Sometimes the best way to understand something is to reimplement it.

https://medium.com/@sweetpalma/gooact-react-in-160-lines-of-javascript-44e0742ad60f

RxJS 6 is out and the library is moving away from being a huge API of methods to a smaller, more composable one using functions. This document outlines the changes and how to upgrade your code from RxJS 5.

https://github.com/ReactiveX/rxjs/blob/master/MIGRATION.md

Migrating a large code base from AngulaJS to Angular is a gnarly problem. Keeping your old AngularJS code running alongside the new is the main problem but you can do it using the hybrid router solution outlined here.

https://blog.nrwl.io/using-ngupgrade-like-a-pro-lazy-loading-angularjs-applications-469819f5c86

Several things went wrong. They probably started going wrong long before the bean factory got involved.

This opinion is still controversial amongst Java programmers.

Object Oriented Programming is mostly a one trick pony and that trick is called polymorphism.

https://medium.com/@cscalfani/goodbye-object-oriented-programming-a59cda4c0e53