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@tmjee @Nartc1410 @Enea_Jahollari @Jean__Meche That's the only difference :) Yes, linked signal are essentially writable signals. They also allow for accessing the previous value in the computation callback. It's very simple and there's not complex stuff going on under the hood

@zmzkidid Yes, in my experience

@the_ult_dev @AdriftDeveloper I've read this article - Tim here makes a lot of great points. But I think this is something that needs to be coupled with extensive API testing too. On its own it's good, but better with all other tools

@_issWorld It means they have a really good documentation, everything so well explained, with a very smooth learning curve

@SimonBitwise I see

@DanielGlejzner I thought regulations were bad 😁

@Alexand46562830 To know that for sure, I must be better familiar with it, but, at first glance, sure, why not? Could be a good idea

@aboudard In this case for sure 😁

@Rom1_Dev_Sleep Correct. We need to also provide it in the root for root services to pick up

@connieleung404 I love injecting all of those

@Nartc1410 @Jean__Meche Yes!

@peased22 Honestly she might be right 😁

@edji_mar They can be quite useful! When I want to share data across the app instead of functionality (think service vs constants) I always go for injection tokens

@Taner_T_ Correct!

@prasanth365 Also makes sense. Or, provide service in both places

@ammarmo_dev @julienn_lecoq True

@julienn_lecoq Yeah required is not always a good option. Default option could be better, but sometimes when an input isn't provided, you just don't show something in the UI and be done with, BUT the input itself is not a boolean so "false" doesn't work well as a default

@jalansah True!

@prasanth365 Unless...?