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@timdeschryver @rainerhahnekamp since you two coached me in the issue I tweaked the example code comments a little. I added the block towards the end of the "Core Concepts >...

Yeah @markostanimirovic, I was curious about what I think can be agreed upon since 3 maintainers all had their own takes. But I didn't want to ping everyone when you...

@markostanimirovic @timdeschryver @rainerhahnekamp I did the following after making some assumptions on what would work well between everyone's takes: - Moved the tip to the FAQ - With respects of...

Yeah, good point. Both are valid, and I imagine one may come to people more naturally than the other. But it is important to know they both exist for whatever...

That makes sense. So essentially what you are saying if I understand right, @timdeschryver , it would be some tip like that in one of the non-FAQ pages (possibly "Core...

@timdeschryver @rainerhahnekamp Thoughts on this being the example (short of maybe comments inline)? ```ts withComputed(({ books, filter }) => { const direction = computed(() => (filter.order() === 'asc' ? 1...

@timdeschryver thank you. I'll think of a good spot to drop it in on the page and make a PR.

@AIxHunter starting in Angular 19, there is a much better (but highly experimental) way to load things on demand: `resource` and `rxResource`. Same idea, but the later can use RXJS...

People liked when I mentioned this for the v19 issue, so throwing this out there as an alternative to `--legacy-peer-deps`: `package.json` ``` // Applicable to any ngrx package "overrides": {...

@anorderh hmm, I am not sure. I have mainly used the signal store + operators packages with Angular majors higher than those at the time. So in my experience it...