You're probably only using ngrx/effects to handle the communication to an external source by triggering an effect with an NgRx action. But did you know ngrx/effects can be used for more than this?

In this post we're going through the basics of ngrx/effects.
We're also going to take a look at some useful but uncommon use cases:

• External sources like interval events and resize events;
• Handling the flow of a dialog;
• Showing notifications to the user;
• How to access the store within your effect;
• Router redirects;
• Sending data for analytics/monitoring;

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