Partially Zone-Less
summary
Claims a way to make parts of an Angular app partially zoneless using RX Angular, replacing Angular structural directives with rxLet and rxIf and optionally unpatching event listeners. Implements component-level explicit state via select/get/connect and a chunked rendering loop that bounds work to 50 milliseconds per task. Demo replaces an NG table with an RX table (two-character change), yields zero frame drops under heavy updates and cuts rendered work to less than a third, showing a practical, incremental path that actually works.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:49Partially zoneless overview
- 4:36Challenges in zoneless apps
- 8:57Zone detection confusion
- 12:52State management improvements
- 16:25Chunked rendering
- 19:38Demo results
- 20:21Summary
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