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Quick architecture check: when do you actually use effect()? 🧠 Best practice tip: reserve effect() for external side effects like logging, analytics, or DOM manipulation - never for state synchronization that computed() can handle cleanly.

13/10/26, 4:00 pm2 reposts6 likes

Martin

@chaosmonster.bsky.social

Syncing router input with services. And a lot of weird material edge cases So I use it way to often, for cases I don't want to use it

Michael Small

@michaelsmalldev.bsky.social

Same for me with Material. That said, since I learned that there are not current plants for params/queryParams + signals in the router, I have started using the global params and other signal router utils from ngxtension. Source www.reddit.com/r/angular/co..., example www.reddit.com/r/angular/co...