<ul><li>Angular 17 introduces Signals, a new reactive primitive for managing local component state, offering a cleaner and more intuitive approach compared to using NgRx and RxJS.</li><li>Signals provide a simpler API with lower complexity, minimal boilerplate, and automatic change detection, making them ideal for managing local/component state and UI-related functionalities.</li><li>Examples provided demonstrate how Signals can be used in scenarios like managing a counter, toggling visibility, and deriving state, showcasing their advantage in readability and reactivity.</li><li>To decide between Signals, RxJS, and NgRx, consider using Signals for local state, UI flags, and deriving state, while reserving RxJS/NgRx for asynchronous data, global state, side effects, and advanced features.</li></ul>

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