💥 Angular Time Machine #1:🚦The SIGNALS REVOLUTION Is Coming #angular

Let me take you in a time-travel to the future of Angular: what will it look like when signal change detection is here? will there be an official state management solution? will there be an automated migration path?

Will zone components get deprecated? I will cover this and much more.

Timestamps:

0:00 Intro
01:43 Writing an application using Angular Signals
04:26 What will Signal-based Change Detection Look Like?
06:14 How well will Signal-based Change Detection Work?
06:49 How does Signal-based Change Detection Work?
08:18 What about State Management? The Main Problem
11:02 State Management Solutions For The Deeply Nested Object Problem
12:01 How Qwik solves this problem
13:43 An official state management solution in Angular?
17:02 Interoperability with Zones and RxJs
20:33 Final Thoughts

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[malikau]

Hi Vasco, amazing stuff! And not only signals, but your content as well!

I watch a lot about angular, and work full time using it, and currently there is no better angular videos on YT 🔥

[Sinan]

Your talks about change detection and state management was very useful. Thanks!

[mohsenmadi]

Thank you Vasco! Would be nice if we have an option to lower the background music volume (possible?) or completely do without it.

[LarsRyeJeppesen]

Great overview. Additional comment: change detection is not limited to component level - it's even down to fragment level ( so, a DIV for example). This is a potentially huge gain, depending on your component of course. Cheers

[TW-gowz]

Hi Vasco, great Videos! I have a question. At 3:08 you state that you can inject the service using the inject function. Isn´t it possible to use "normal" dependency injection through the constructor?

[leakyabstraction]

There were so many times when I tried to use signals, but I always realized that I need the power of RxJs operators, so I just ended up using observables.

[paulh]

Guessing b/c of the number of changes you could have a course of how to write angular app today and improve it as the new updates come along.

[fabianmontoya]

Hey, your IDE looks so good!! Whats it's name? Do u have some custom theme or font?

[napapt]

Esqueceste os model Inputs e os query signals

[stephenjames]

One comment about the effect the scope of the effect is not clear without looking at the implementation.

[andyhb]

Loving Angular signals but I can't help but see knockout.js and backbone.js similarities 😂 I guess what goes around comes around 😂

[helen]

Thank you. But we don’t need a background music when we are trying to learn. ❤

[VK-snsn]

Angular has hyped about Signals like they have invented it. They have just copied this concept from different frameworks, nothing more.