angular-signals

Manage reactive state in Angular using signals by initializing writable values with `signal()`, deriving computed values with `computed()`, and handling side effects with `effect()` for performant change detection.

Converting BehaviorSubject patterns to Angular signals is streamlined by utilizing RxJS interop functions like `toSignal` and `toObservable`, facilitating seamless migration to signal-based reactive state management.

Create derived state in Angular that automatically updates by wrapping dependent signal references inside the `computed()` function, ensuring the derived value recalculates whenever its underlying signals change.

Angular signal-based state management works with existing RxJS Observables through dedicated interop utilities, allowing you to convert Observables to Signals with `toSignal` and Signals to Observables with `toObservable`.

You can use Angular signals for side effects instead of traditional subscriptions by registering logic within the `effect()` function, which automatically executes tracked code whenever referenced signal values change.

Use `linkedSignal()` for dependent state in Angular when you need to establish reactive dependencies between signals, allowing downstream state to automatically reset or update based on upstream signal changes.