State management concepts like signals and the Redux pattern are adaptable across various frontend frameworks, not just Angular.
Progress from a single component architecture to a scalable model with dedicated services for state management and data access.
The NgRx Signal Store provides a dedicated solution for managing shared and cached state, including an event-driven API.
Angular leverages multiple reactive APIs, with Signals becoming the primary mechanism for fine-grained DOM updates, replacing Zone.js.
Without Zone.js, UI synchronization is triggered by specific actions like signal updates, event bindings, and router navigation.
A practical look at using the experimental NgRx event API, including defining event groups, reducers, and handling side effects with RxJS.
An experimental approach is proposed to move the entire state management layer into a service worker for better performance and new capabilities.
Overcoming challenges like dependency injection and cross-thread communication is key to implementing a service worker-based state management solution.
This architecture enables a clean separation of concerns, improved performance, offline capabilities, multi-tab synchronization, and user re-engagement via push notifications.
58:03Daniela Bonvini
26:58Marko Stanimirović
50:28Benedikt Starzengruber
58:56Indu Chaube
40:24Clemens Helm
23:39Marc Brehmer
28:43Michał Moroz
59:03Florian Rappl
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