Example of State Management using pure signals. This version compares to:
The difference is that in this version the store methods, actions, reducers, and effects, are collapsed into single methods.
Also, the facade service is removed and the store injected directly into the view component.
This is the simplest version of State Management using Angular Signals.
You can clone the repo and use the code as you see fit. Or you can follow the instructions in this article to create your own project.
In return, Please:
- Go to the Repository https://github.com/angularexample/angular-signals-state-management-shorter-version and click the Star button at the top right.
- Go to my GitHub page https://github.com/angularexample and click the Follow button on the left side.
This will promote the repo and help others to find this solution.
You can read the article on Medium for this project: Angular Signals State Management
October 6, 2025
At the time of this writing, we used the latest version of Angular
- Angular 20.3.0
JC Lango
is a UI Architect and Developer for many large-scale web applications at several well-known Fortune 500 companies.
He is an expert in Angular and React and maintains these sites at GitHub:
- AngularExample https://github.com/angularexample
- ReactJSExample https://github.com/reactjsexample
JC may be available to work remotely and can be contacted at these links:
- LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/jclango
- Email: [email protected]
The demo has four pages:
- Home - List of features in this code example
- Users - List of users
- Posts - List of posts for selected user
- Post Edit - Update a selected post
The demo uses a simple REST API to fetch data.
To start a local development server, run:
ng serve