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Unpacking the JavaScript Signals Buzz

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In this episode, we cover the tc39 Signals standards proposal written by a powerhouse group of influential figures in the JavaScript community and key contributors from various popular frameworks. This is a short but sweet breakdown of what Signals are, what it might mean to the industry, and what we think about the tech and the proposal itself. Links: JS Party episode 305 with Daniel Ehrenberg

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