Issue #72: Angular March Virtual Meetup, Reactive Angular, @ngneat/cmdk
Mountain View and San Francisco Angular March Virtual Meetup
Reactive Angular. At its core | by Pawel Kozlowski at NGBE 2023
This year, the Angular team embarks on the journey of revisiting the change detection algorithm and baking-in reactive primitives into the framework. This talk is an occasion to re-trace our thinking, motivation behind the planned change and explorations done so far.
Angular Signals - Taking Reactivity to New Heights 🚀 | by Muhammad Ahsan Ayaz
Hey there Angular enthusiasts! Are you ready to level up your reactive game? Today, we'll dive into Angular Signals, a fresh take on reactive programming that'll send your apps soaring through the skies of performance and scalability! 🦸♀️🦸♂️
Angular Signals are here to save the day, simplifying how we manage reactive contexts and dependencies, and making our code cleaner and more efficient. In this post, we'll explore Angular Signals, learn how to use them, and might even crack a few jokes along the way! 🃏
Using the Inject Function in Angular 15 | by Dany Paredes
Since Angular 14/15, there has been an alternative way to inject dependencies in our Angular applications.
I will show two cases to use the inject function with Angular 14/15.
Why didn't the Angular team just use RxJS instead of Signals? | by Joshua Morony
Angular is introducing a new reactive primitive to the framework called "signals", which have been a popular reactive implementation in other frameworks. But, this begs the question: why didn't they just use BehaviorSubject which is already included in RxJS? This video explores that question.
Announcing @ngneat/cmdk — Fast, composable, unstyled command menu for Angular. | by Dharmen Shah
A few weeks ago I and Netanel Basal came up with an idea to create cmdk like a library for the Angular community.
#ngPodcasts
S5E5 Framework Building with Ryan Carniato | by The Angular Plus Show
Signals are coming to Angular, so who better to talk about it than Ryan Carniato the project founder of Solid Js. In this episode we talk about what drives people to create new frameworks and how collaboration and learning from past iterations is a vital part of the process. We talk about fine grained reactivity which is at the core of Solid Js and how Angular might leverage some of the features of SolidJs to improve the reactivity story for Angular.