Resourceful Suspense

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In modern apps we have millions of lines of code with data coming from a variety of data sources. To achieve swift user experience using a suspense-like pattern is non-negotiable. Only if there's something that could manage the complexities in suspense with prefetching, waterfalls, data dependencies, etc. How can we make suspense more resourceful?

In this talk we'll see how templating and signals make the suspense pattern a breeze in Angular. Suspend your disbelief! There's a simpler async state with resources.

This talk has been presented at JSNation 2025, check out the latest edition of this JavaScript Conference.

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Minko Gechev

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