Have you mastered RxJS or wonder how to work on Angular or NgRx with RxJS Higher-Order Observables? Would you like to learn more about Higher-Order Observables, Operators and their behaviors visually using Marble Diagrams? Would you want to know when & where to use which kind of RxJS Higher Order Mapping Operators in your project? If the answer is yes to any of these questions, you've come to the right place.

Building an Angular application or Angular NgRx or any Reactive full-stack application leveraging RxJS library and its Higher Order Operators can be intimidating the first time you try. But I'm here to simplify and demystify the whole process.

Hi, I'm Rupesh Tiwari, I am Sr. Solutions Architect and founder of Full Stack Master. I've been working with RxJS, Angular and JavaScript for a very long time. And it is my great pleasure to help you learn about RxJS Higher Order Observables and its Mapping Operators with full hands on coding on real world Angular projects.

First, we'll set up the required libraries and source code and tools to get going. Next, I will teach you about First Order Observables and why you need Higher Order Observables. And Then You will learn about Higher Order Observables with coding challenges and their solutions. Next, I will teach you why you need Higher Order Mapping Operators & what are their benefits. And Then I will teach you 4 important Higher Order Mapping Operators with their marble diagrams. Finally, we'll take an Angular project and I will give you a couple of challenges to solve. I will also show you their solutions in this course. You will be able to download the exercise source code and the final solution source code from the Getting started module. As we progress through this course I will have to address these challenges to get the answers I am looking for. So this journey will be full of theory and practical coding with lots of fun.

So if you're ready to build your knowledge on RxJS Higher Order Observables and work on real world angular projects using Higher Order Mapping Operators. Then, fire up your favorite editor and let's get started.