Angular Signals transform the approach to data flow in applications, presenting themselves as reactive variables instead of observable streams as seen in RxJS. This shift allows for easier dependency tracking and reaction triggering in Angular. The article also discusses potential pitfalls, such as implicit dependencies that can lead to unexpected behavior, and emphasizes the importance of keeping logic narrow and deterministic within computed and effect functions. Despite these innovations, Signals do not replace RxJS but provide an alternative perspective.
Angular Signals are not just another feature. They represent a different way to think about data flow.
Think of Signals as reactive variables, not data streams.
Keep computed and effect logic narrow and deterministic.
Signals don't replace RxJS.
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