Lesson 3.8 of the Angular tutorial — linkedSignal(): writable derived state that auto-resets when its source changes. Patterns: form defaults, selected item in a dynamic list, smart reset preserving user intent.
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Lesson 3.7 of the Angular tutorial — the signal-vs-observable decision tree: comparison table, when each is the right primitive, resource() for async, toSignal/toObservable bridges, coexisting in one component, migration guidance.
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Lesson 3.6 of the Angular tutorial — zoneless change detection internals: five triggers, dirty marking, LView tree, signal-driven CD, async pipe bridge, markForCheck and detectChanges, OnPush in zoneless, debugging flow.
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Lesson 3.5 of the Angular tutorial — zoneless as default (v21+): what Zone.js did, what triggers change detection now, migration patterns, performance gains, when to keep Zone.js, verifying zoneless mode.
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Lesson 3.4 of the Angular tutorial — debounced() signal helper (Angular 22): native rate limiting, leading/trailing options, throttled() sibling, integration with httpResource, vs RxJS debounceTime.
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Lesson 3.3 of the Angular tutorial — model() signal: the two-way binding primitive, [(prop)] desugaring, when to use vs input()+output(), required models, real-world wrappers (text input, toggle).
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Lesson 3.2 of the Angular tutorial — effect() vs computed() deep dive: timing rules, eager vs lazy, cleanup, signal writes inside effects, computed purity and equality, untracked() patterns.
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Lesson 3.1 of the Angular tutorial — signals primer: signal/computed/effect, producer-consumer graph, automatic dependency tracking, laziness, glitch-free guarantee, equality, untracked(), when not to use signals.
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