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10. Prevent Memory Leaks inAngular Observable

Nearly all programming languages, frameworks, and Angular libraries have observable memory leaks. And Angular is a perfect example of it. Every business need in Angular apps requires the use of observables, which are essential for developing and building Angular projects. Although it can just simplify application data, a memory leak is one of the serious problems that might happen if you are not paying attention. The worst condition can be produced in the middle of progress.

Here’re some of the tips that developers need to follow to avoid leaks.

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● Using async pipe

● Using take(1)

● Using takeUntil()

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