<ul><li>Angular Signals are a new reactive primitive in Angular that simplify state management and offer direct access to updated values.</li><li>There are two types of signals: Writable Signals (for updating values) and Computed Signals (derive value from other signals).</li><li>A simple counter example demonstrates the usage of a writable signal in Angular.</li><li>Benefits of using signals include simplicity, performance improvement, and reduced boilerplate code.</li><li>To set up an Angular environment for using signals, ensure you have Angular 16+ installed.</li><li>Signals can be implemented in components using writable signals for direct state updates.</li><li>Computed signals allow deriving values based on other signals, providing enhanced functionality.</li><li>Best practices for signals include avoiding direct mutations and handling computed signals carefully.</li><li>If transitioning from RxJS, use Angular's toSignal and toObservable utilities gradually to mix signals with observables.</li><li>Angular Signals offer a simple yet powerful way to handle state and reactivity in Angular applications, improving development experience.</li></ul>

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