Uploaded November 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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To counter my bias toward RxJS (as the solution that I am most familiar with), I have been taking a "signals first" approach. But there are some situations, like host bindings for events, where I still find RxJS to be the more declarative and elegant solution.
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0:00 Signals first
0:33 Using signals with host binding
2:52 Declarative RxJS approach
#angular #rxjs #signals
- More tutorials: modernangular.com
My Angular course: angularstart.com
To counter my bias toward RxJS (as the solution that I am most familiar with), I have been taking a "signals first" approach. But there are some situations, like host bindings for events, where I still find RxJS to be the more declarative and elegant solution.
Get weekly content and tips exclusive to my newsletter: https://mobirony.ck.page/4a331b9076
My game dev channel: youtube.com/@joshmoronypixels
MY GEAR:
Keyboard: https://adm42.dev/?ref=3
Neovim setup: github.com/joshuamorony/lazyvim
Animations: motioncanvas.io
0:00 Signals first
0:33 Using signals with host binding
2:52 Declarative RxJS approach
#angular #rxjs #signals
- More tutorials: modernangular.com
