There are more than 120 operators in RxJs, and with so many options, it can be challenging to decide which one we should use. We covered a few of them in this newsletter so far and mentioned websites such as Rxmarbles to learn more about these operators.
Luckily, Rxjs.dev has an interesting feature called the operator decision tree. This tool asks a few questions about what we’re trying to do and ends up suggesting one operator that answers that need.
It uses a wizard-style approach:
The tool is excellent and does save a lot of time researching operators in the documentation. I found some scenarios where it suggests deprecated options. Still, each deprecated feature has a link to its replacement, so it’s easy to find the actual operator to use from there.
