Learn Angular Signals - The Future of State Management

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I still think Rxjs is better than signals.

Hello,
Thanks for your videos.
I have a question, are you from Germany?
where are you from?

Hi, I am a bit confused, to me it looks like ngModel, whats the difference?

Great video! Thanks

For me,signal just looks like useState and useEffect in React,with more functionalities like mutable and compute.But,in my opinion change detection will easier and quicker by signals.

Can we cancel a signal that has been created?

Helpful and concise thank u!

Excellent explanation

The video was very clear! I just didn't understand how effect works: how does it know to trigger when title is changed and not when users does? Does it trigger every time any signal change?

I always look forward to your content. Any plans on getting in testing in Angular with Jest for example?

they are copying from react and vue lol

hello, what text editor are you using?
love the channel

Hi, exists something like a benchmark? I learned that we should not call functions in Angular because it will make the app significantly slower. But with the signal you added a function to the view. How fast is it compared to older approaches?

I really don't like the esthetics of signals. Code separation which ngrx offers make code base really clean. I hope angular team comes up with something which makes code looks cleaner.

Wow.

Hey, really likeing your paid course my guy.

Sorry for out of context question, in ngrx can and should i update state from the backend service without any actions dispatched from from user (commercial platform)
Thanks in advance