Deborah Kurata - Git & GitHub | Brecht Billiet - Angular Signals | Rafael Mestre - Host Elements

Expert developers share insights on using Git, Angular Signals, and Host Elements, covering topics like version control, state management, and reactive programming for building efficient and scalable applications.

Key takeaways

Git version control system has a graphical front-end called Git Desktop, which provides a more user-friendly interface for managing local repositories.
Signals are a new reactive primitive in Angular used for passing data between components.
State management with Angular signals involves creating a signal and passing its value between components.
Signals can be created using the @angular/core module.
There are different types of state, including global state, sticky state, and controlled state.
State can be managed using a library such as @ngrx/store or by using Angular’s built-in state management features.
Components can be made reusable by using dependency injection.
Structural directives like ng-container and ng-template can be used to create reusable components.
Event binding can be used to emit events from components.
Signals can be used with forms to create reactive forms.
Signals can be used to create reusable components that can be easily composed together.
RxJS interop allows for the use of RxJS observables and signals with Angular components.
Angular signals provide a way to pass data between components in a reactive way.
Signals can be used to create a reactive model-view-viewmodel (MVVM) architecture.

Deborah Kurata - Git & GitHub | Brecht Billiet - Angular Signals | Rafael Mestre - Host Elements

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