Angular v16 released with Signals and non-destructive hydration

Angular, the popular JavaScript framework for building mobile and desktop web applications, has just released version 16. With this release, Angular has introduced a brand-new reactivity model that promises significant improvements to performance and developer experience.

As part of the v16 release, Angular has shared a developer preview of its new reactivity model. This model is designed to make it easier for developers to build reactive applications with Angular. The new model includes a signals library, which allows developers to define reactive values and express dependencies between them. This new feature promises to make it easier for developers to build and maintain complex applications with Angular.

In addition to the new reactivity model, Angular v16 includes a number of other improvements and new features like RxJS interoperability, server-side rendering and hydration, tooling for standalone components, directives, and pipes, and much more.

Overall, the release of Angular v16 is a major milestone for the framework. With its new reactivity model and its signals library, Angular promises to be an even more powerful tool for building modern web applications. Developers who are interested in learning more about Angular v16 can check out the official documentation on the Angular website.