This repository demonstrates a practical example of how Angular and Web Components can effectively interact using Angular Signals. This interaction model is poised to become increasingly significant with the potential approval and implementation of TC39 Signals in the broader JavaScript ecosystem.
- Angular Signals: The repository showcases how Angular's built-in reactivity system, Signals, can be leveraged to manage and propagate state changes between Angular components and custom elements.
- Web Components Integration: It provides a clear illustration of how to seamlessly embed and communicate with standard Web Components within an Angular application.
- Interoperability: The example highlights techniques for passing data and responding to events between these two distinct component models.
The demonstrated patterns of interoperability are particularly relevant in anticipation of the standardization of Signals at the ECMAScript (TC39) level. If TC39 Signals are approved and widely adopted, the concepts explored in this repository will become fundamental for building highly reactive and composable web applications, regardless of the specific framework or library being used. This could lead to:
- Enhanced Reusability: Easier integration of framework-agnostic Web Components within Angular applications and vice versa.
- Improved Performance: Potential for more efficient change detection and rendering across different component models.
- Simplified Development: A more unified approach to managing reactivity in web development.
This repository serves as a valuable resource for developers looking to understand and prepare for the evolving landscape of reactive web development and the increasing importance of component interoperability.