Angular has introduced tools to enable seamless interaction between Signals and observables.
Reactivity in Angular until the introduction of Signals relied on subscribing to observables within templates using the AsyncPipe, resulting in additional checks.
Signals are inherently stateful and offer additional benefits as compared to observables when managing state.
RxJS can be used to declaratively describe event-driven tasks, avoiding imperative code.
RxJS has naturally evolved into a reliable tool for handling events in combination with Signals.
Working with imperative APIs in a declarative manner is possible since Signals seamlessly integrate with observables.
RxJS excels by leveraging merging operators to reliably detect changes in an element's width and to create observables based on Angular's APIs.
By adapting frequent operations to work with streams, RxJS significantly reduces boilerplate code, making it more declarative.
The synergy between Signals and observables marks a significant step forward in Angular's reactivity, making state and event management in Angular more intuitive.
RxJS is perfectly suited for handling event-driven tasks and remains integrated into the Angular ecosystem.