Angular Addicts #26: Angular 18, best practices, recent conference recordings & more
This is the 26th issue of the Angular Addicts Newsletter, a monthly collection of carefully selected Angular resources that got my attention. (Here are the 25th, 24th and 23rd issues.)
The latest version of Angular was released this month. I listed the most important changes and new features in my What's new in Angular 18 article.
In their blog post, New Features for RxAngular - Native signal support & improved state configuration, Julian Jandl and Enea Jahollari take a deep dive into RxAngular's newest features, including native support for signals across its core directives: rxIf, rxLet, rxFor, and rxVirtualFor.
In his blog post, Matthieu Riegler discusses the pitfalls of using @Input setters in Angular applications, and then highlights how using input() signals, along with effect(), can provide a more reliable, glitch-free approach.
In the latest part of the series, Manfred provides advanced tips on combining signals with RxJS to get the best of both worlds.
