Tim Deschryver • 12/3/2018

Keeping browser tabs in sync using localStorage, NgRx, and RxJS

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This article provides a detailed guide on keeping an application's state synchronized when a user has multiple browser tabs open. It explains two approaches—syncing actions or syncing state—and implements a solution using the Web Storage API (localStorage), NgRx Store and Effects, and RxJS observables. The tutorial includes code examples for intercepting and storing actions to rebuild state predictably across tabs.

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