Partially Zoneless - Performance tunning without Big Bang Refactorings
summary
Shows practical steps to get big runtime wins with RX Angular: use the state and template packages, the select and connect APIs, and the rx-let / push patterns to move only changed observables into templates. Demonstrates taking views partially zoneless to drop almost all blocking tasks (nearly no frame drops) and a chunked nonblocking renderer that cuts work to less than a third, reaches up to 99 performance points, and supports interruptible navigation so rendering stops when not needed.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction to talk
- 1:05Library introduction RX Angular
- 2:55Real-world performance impact
- 5:04Migration path to zoneless
- 6:06Understanding change detection
- 14:02Explicit state management
- 18:40Connect API for async state
- 21:05Template rendering optimizations
- 24:35Viewport priority demo
- 25:40Chunked non-blocking rendering
- 27:47Summary and closing
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