Talk
3 Reactive Primitives – Angular Architecture With RxJS and Signals
Description
Angular moved to signals. A little bit before this was officially announced, state management library authors met with the team regularly to discussed a future based on signals. This conversation is still ongoing and and bring up new understanding on how to integrate this new reactive primitive. This talk will present you the concepts of 3 differ reactive primitives.
Takeaways
combine RxJS and signals
understand how to handle HTTP requests and signals
data rendering with signals
state management with signals & RxJS
debounce/switchMap UI input
write scalable architecture without boilerplate
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