Angular 16 is a milestone release!

Angular 16 was released! It's a feature-packed release but the most exciting new feature is the new "Signals API"!
It's currently available in developer preview and can be used to handle change detection & UI updates in a fine-grained way.

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[fhsoftdev-wmdi]

I working with Angular in my main job. And I must say: Angular goes the right way! These are great features that are coming! Signals, Standalone Components will makes Angular super fast and performant - with the power of an all-in-one Framework. Great!

[jonatabiondiJsLover]

Great. I hope you make a new course with ng17 and Nx and microfrontend

[nikhilgoyal]

thanks a ton! first time I understood what signals is really about.

[symphony_vk]

Thanks for the video Max! I love your courses and materials. With this in mind, would you be recording another part of your angular course for 16 or maybe later when it is the official release?

[jeremyweasley]

Angular version of react's const [state, setState] = useState<T>()

[lucasterable]

Thank you for not using all-caps words in the title.

[Ahmad-kgqd]

Your commitment to us and this angular business is remarkable. Obrigado.

PS: A major downside I am currently facing with angular is the unfriendliness towards juniors/associates in the market. Unlike React, there is almost no market for juniors in this field. U need to get advanced to join it’s circus.

Highlight ur experience and how you are moving forward.✌️

[a__arpanadhikary]

Max are you going to revamp the angular course ?

[Dev-Siri]

Kinda looks like Angular is Reactifying & Solidifying itself but the performance improvements are enough for me to try it.

[raybbo]

So with signals I can get a value from an API, store it in a service and get/update the value anywhere in the app that injects the service?
Sounds like a good alternative to the resolve/inject pattern.

[MiguelFelipeCalo]

Seeing the comments, people still hating on angular.

In all honestly, the more advanced you get, the more angular your code becomes.

2 years in vue, 2 years in react, when it started to scale, it looked like angular. So where is the hate coming from?

[kolawoleomotosho]

Hello Max. I Absolutely love your courses.
Can you make a course for Micro-Frontend from Angular Perspective. also NgRx. Thanks in Anticipation

[yurisims]

An NX course would be great (at least a snippet on the main angular course that talks about NX's angular integration).

[navneetprakash]

Hey Max, can you please create a complete guide on the performance and optimization of an Angular application?

[arrowpaine]

Hello Max, nice video and good short explanation of signals. How would signals be used in an application along with RxJS? What are the best practices? Wouldn't be a mess just to mix things together? NGRX should be modified in an upcoming release to use just signals?

[amitsinghkaushik]

Hello Max Sir.
I am really fan of your teaching and learnt ReactJS from your course and used in my project.
Now as per my project requirement I am learning Angular from your course in Udemy. Things are going fine but sometime if I create new project with Angular 16 which is requirement for me then things start getting little difficult as the new typescipt does not work as it shows in the course.
Could you please re-record the Angular course as it seems little old. As I said, I learnt ReactJS from your course only and there it was up to date but in Angular its not the case.

In course comments also I was seeing many students were saying the same.

As always, I admire your teaching and love to see the new version on Angular course 😊😊

[CarKiller]

So basically this allows you to leave changedetection at default on a component that has lots of relatively static values but can mimic onPush changedetection for a select few variables which change frequently. Will be an interesting feature to try out.

[oleglomakin]

looks very much like BehaviorSubject from rxjs - what is the difference?

[glimpsee]

Question: Signals seem identical to Observables, what is the discrepancy?

[headcode]

Just 2 years ago, we were being introduced to Angular 9. Can we slow it down a bit?