AfterRenderEffect With Angular Signals
afterRenderEffect runs after DOM updates, ensuring side effects happen at the right time. It integrates seamlessly with Angular Signals, eliminating manual change detection and debugging state changes.
Introduction With the introduction of Angular Signals, state management has become more efficient and intuitive. One powerful feature that complements Signals is afterRenderEffect, which allows us to execute code after the DOM has been updated. In this blog, we'll explore afterRenderEffect, its use cases, and how it integrates with Angular Signals. We'll also walk through an example where we dynamically update a message based on user input while ensuring that DOM updates are efficiently handled. 🔹 What is afterRenderEffect? afterRenderEffect is a lifecycle hook that runs after...