Angular Signals' Dependency Tracking Explained

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Angular Signals are reactive containers that hold values and notify subscribers of changes. They automatically track which computations or components depend on them to trigger precise updates. This system improves performance by marking only affected components as dirty during Angular's change detection cycle. However, updating signals outside of Angular's zone, such as in certain asynchronous callbacks, can lead to missed updates and a stale user interface.

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