Build IT Better S01E30 - Observables vs. Signals: Debunking the Myths & Exploring the Future with Ben Lesh

In this episode of Build IT Better, we have a roundtable discussion with Tracy Lee, Ben Lesh, Adam Barrett, and Jesse Tomchak. They dive straight into an exciting development for web developers and enthusiasts—the integration of Observables into web browsers, with a special focus on Chrome. Join the conversation as they unwrap the technical intricacies behind this initiative. Dive into the heart of the matter—the Observable Proposal. This proposal, in the works for years, aims to bring Observables to the forefront of web browsing. Spearheaded by the Chrome team, it promises to revolutionize web performance by enhancing speed and debuggability. Gain insights into the technical landscape of this endeavor. Learn about the challenges that come with navigating the TC39 committee and the critical role played by browser vendors. Discover how the integration of Observables into the browser could usher in a new era of web development. Understand how this change could impact popular libraries and frameworks. With Observables going native, libraries may adapt to harness this power, potentially leading to improved performance and streamlined maintenance. Uncover the distinction between Observables and Signals. Delve into why Signals, although valuable, serve different purposes. The hosts debunk the idea that Signals are a one-size-fits-all replacement for Observables, elucidating their unique roles. Sponsored by This Dot Labs

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