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Change Detection and Rendering Performance in Post Ivy

Description
The async pipe may not seem very exciting, but diving deep into Angular's change detection mechanism will reveal a world of understanding. Uncover the reasons why zone.js can prove to be a significant obstacle in your development journey. Master the subtleties of template bindings and component rendering, and identify the areas where you may incur the highest cost. As an introduction to this vast topic, you'll learn to spot and prevent UI blockages by deciphering flame charts and effectively utilizing task scheduling. Ultimately, you'll possess the skills to construct applications with zone-less efficiency, even in an environment teeming with zones.
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