Talk
Modern Angular, Change Detection und Signals
Description
The last Angular releases reshaped the way we will write apps. It is a bright future with more performant rendering, an easier mental model and … zoneless change detection.
In my talk I will give you historical context, a deep understanding on how modern CD works in Angular and most importantly how to use Signals the right way.
You will understand where to use the new features and more importantly where to avoid them. Start a new era of Angular apps with confidence.
Takeaways
avoid footguns
use signals the right way
be able to partially migrate your apps in a non breaking way
avoid big bang refactorings
avoid losing delivery speed by focusing on the wrong goals
Modern Angular, Change Detection und Signals - enterJS 2024
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