We are pleased to announce the latest major version of the NgRx framework with some exciting new features, bug fixes, and other updates.
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Congratulations from my side, and thanks for mentioning Manfred and me.
We will continue to do our part to spread the word!
The new API-s look fancy, but I will definitely not go to re-write my stores or move away from the "old approach" of writing NgRx, for the same reason I never used the NgRx data in prod projects.
Anyway amazing work, it's nice to see that NgRx is up with the latest trends, I hope for many more successful versions.
I rewrote one of my stores today and it was an amazing experience.
That's great to hear. I remember your comment on my stream too. I'm going to give this a shot soon :)
Did you have a small or large-scale app that you migrated to the signal store?
Hey!!! Thanks for your great streams!
It was a new feature for an existing application so I made the SignalStore from scratch.
It's very simple to make, and quite less verbose than the ngrx store/effects.
Thanks for your work. Is there a way to have signal store connected to NgRx devtools. I know it is argued that you can see the state with the Angular devtools but they are not comparable - NgRx devtools is way better.
1 Guys, as I understand it, selectors are represented by the withComputed hook. Is it possible to create a parameterized selector like this?
Or should it be done only at the component level?
2 Is it possible to "await" function from withMethods? Just to implement some logic after it finishes.
Congrats! That's awesome. Thanks for mentioning Rainer and my lesser self. We enjoyed using the new Signal Store from its very first days ❤️❤️❤️
So, you think that Google's engineers, the inventors of the V8 javascript machine and Node.js, are so light in javascript that they are unable to produce a framework Angular sufficient by itself to produce complex and heavy web apps, therefore you come to their rescue by superposing a second 2-way data binding between components (NgRx) to the native one of Angular. This is ridiculous.
Learn instead that Angular provides a native 2-way data binding between components by the means of standard services. React or Vues do not, and thus require a Redux like machinery, that Angular does not need. Angular and React are two different technologies, Angular is working with the change detection loop that does not exist in React. So stop coding Angular as if its 2-way data binding would not exist.
Hello,
I can't seem to find the docs for the signals package on ngrx.io.
Are they not up yet? You mentioned there are more examples there.
As some one mentioned, there is ZERO mention of this pakage in te NGRX dos... as amazing as the package looks. Annoucing a brand new tools and linking to its non existant docs isnt a great look...
I just made my first component with a signalStore attached, and oh my god is it just nice!! fantastic!
Thanks for this article. It is nice to know @ngrx/signals is part of Ng/Rx family. And the simplicity of writing stores. I am eager to trying out in my project.
Is there any way to make this store persistent over page reload?
Really thanks for this update ! It's amazing using ngrx signal ! love it !
NgRx workshop in NX :D
Congratulations!!!!! Definitely going to try it out soon and will share my experience :)
Absolutely amazing
is this same as redux for React?
its even simpler
Awesome looks like a solid library going to give it a try soon
The new SignalStore is very minimal and easy to use.
This is awesome, thanks for sharing it to us!
That´s an great article!
How can I test this in a unit test?