Talk
Signals * fine-grained reactivity in Angular - Angular TLV
Description
Another great Angular TLV meetup is coming!
Talks & Speakers:
__19:00 - 19:30: Signals * fine-grained reactivity in Angular
Michael Hladky, Founder @ PushBased, Angular Google Developer Expert (GDE), Microsoft MVP, Creator of rx-angular.__
On Angular's roadmap is one item that is most probably the biggest change to the framework ever done. "Making zone.js optional".
As part of this effort they are revisiting Angular's reactivity model and will introduce a new reactive primitive to handle change detection. It will improve bundle size, runtime performance and more.
I will use the early PoC of Angular to demonstrate how a simple reactive primitive could get integrated in the framework and used to create reactive components.
That said, this talk will demonstrate you fine grained reactivity and zone less applications in a new flavor. It demonstrates modern Angular applications at the cutting edge.
Takeaways
Simplify reactivity
Improve debugging
Reduce application bundle size
Change detection strategies with or without zone.js
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