Angular Signals and Effects

1. 1Use the signal() function to create a signal that can be used to manage state
2. 2Apply the computed() function to derive new signals from existing ones
3. 3Utilize the effect() function to handle side effects in your application
4. 4Convert signals to observables using toObservable() for easier integration with other libraries
5. 5Migrate existing code to use toSignal() for a more efficient signal-based approach

Frontend developers and Angular developers can benefit from this knowledge to improve their application's architecture and performance

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