Working with Arrays in Angular Signals

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Thank you! And I'd love to see them get a broader audience.... maybe some day. 😊

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[@HussamAlTayeb]

Hi. Would using mutate instead of update lead to fewer memory allocations/GCs on larger arrays?

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Well done video

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[@Emmodi10]

Well explained. Signals is a game changer

[@deborah_kurata]

Agreed! Hoping we see more features (two-way binding support, input properties, etc) soon! Thank you!

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[@alissonprimo]

I'm having issues with computed and effect when using arrays with signals

[@deborah_kurata]

What issue are you having? Can you provide more details?

[@alissonprimo]

​ @deborah_kurata I've found out what the problem was, it is necessary to spread arrays in order to signals to detect they have changed. For example: foo = signal([]) bar = [1,2,3] If i just do foo.set(bar) it does not updates the component in the template. So I had to do foo.set([…bar])

[@deborah_kurata]

@@alissonprimo Glad you found it! For more info, have you seen this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/enO9doaGiJJoo7M

[@haroldpepete]

why not use reduce to update as well? and even to delete

[@deborah_kurata]

You could. It may be possible to throw out many of the other array operators and replace it with reduce. (Same could be said of the forEach. LOL) But the purpose of many of the operators are for simplifying and clarity. Filter is normally used for delete operations because it is a bit more obvious what it's doing. It's filtering to all but the deleted item. Map is normally used for changing one or more elements of an array. Again, it's a bit more obvious what it's doing.

[@secelameme3212]

@@deborah_kuratawith hundreds of items in the array won’t it slow down iterating via the map function and filter out the items to update or delete?

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[@deborah_kurata]

Thank you! 😊 I have about 20 courses on Pluralsight. I tried to sign up to post a few courses on Udemy, but was never able to get past the "validate yourself" step. And I was unable to ever find an actual Udemy person to help me. 😐

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@@deborah_kurata This is sad and not fair. Your courses are excellent. I have nothing to do with UDEMY, but if I can somehow help you with this, please write to me about it.

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are you debora, from frontendmaster ?

[@deborah_kurata]

I'm not from FrontEnd Masters, no. I have done courses for Pluralsight.

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It is a great tutorial unfortunately I can't focus on the content when I hear this artificial cheerfulness. I'm trying muting the sound and follow the subtitles, but it's a real bummer because authors natural voice as I heard in other video is just so much better.

[@deborah_kurata]

Seriously? "artificial cheerfulness"? I do the very best that I can to provide clear, clean, and accurate audio. You could try adjusting the speed of the video to see if that helps. Otherwise, the subtitles are your best bet.

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@@deborah_kurata I'm sorry, I didn't mean to offend you, but yes the tone of the video is unpalatable to me. Instead of focusing on the important things I'm trying hard not to get too irritated by the tone of the voice and constant fluctuations that are just over the top. Again, I'm really sorry that this is my criticism but it prevents me from watching your content and it's a pity because I find these valuable.

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So sad to hear this. What is your suggestion then? Would it be better for you if I set up an AI voice to record the audio?

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[@deborah_kurata]

Thanks! And thank you for watching!