[woodpanel]

Out of curiosity I’ve progressed away from Angular around 2018. My peak spa-ish reduxian state management experience was building an NgRX combo with @ngrx/effects for side effects.

Till this day I remember this fondly as it gave me so much ease of control of the application’s many complex states. Especially when I nowadays deal with all sorts of false-prophets in forms of hooks and what ever reactive primitive du-jour (don’t get Me wrong they are 80% of the time the better choice, it’s just that they don’t scale).

What’s today’s version of complex state management in Angular-Land?

[stopyellingatme]

NGRX Signals is the new way and its lovely. Instead of having 5 files to get state hooked up, its usually 1 file and all/most functionality is co-located.