Introduction
With the release of Angular 17, the signals have become stable.
As a reminder, a signal is a wrapper around a value that c...
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I think some of the code examples have a small typo. Shouldn't the signal in the parent be executed when a string is expected in the child component?
Input signals look pretty cool but what would the advantage be using them over plain input decorators? The only advantage I can think of is that input signals are readonly.
Other than that, Angular triggers change detection when inputs change anyway so it seems like whether to use plain input decorators, inputs as setters, or input signals doesn't matter anyway.
than you :-)
Hi Nicolas Frizzarin,
Your article is very cool
Thanks for sharing