dynamic deep signals

Discover How NgRx 22 Makes Angular Data Flows More Resilient and Dynamic

NgRx 22 stops throwing errors on resource reloads and keeps `value()` stable during updates, a quiet but meaningful shift for Angular developers building resilient data flows. The release also introduces experimental resource extensions, dynamic deep signals for union types, and a `SignalStoreFeatureType` utility, plus ESLint v10 support. Most breaking changes come with automated migrations, though you'll need Angular 22 and TypeScript 6.0. For those exploring tooling evolution, our coverage of NestJS 12's ESM transition offers a complementary look at the ecosystem's direction.