The traditional approach in Angular uses @Input and @Output decorators for two-way data binding, allowing a bi-directional data flow between parent and child components.
Signals provide an intuitive and concise alternative for two-way data binding, enabling developers to achieve reactive programming without the boilerplate code of traditional methods.
With signals, data synchronization becomes more efficient, emphasizing performance and simplification in Angular applications that streamlines the development process.
By moving towards signals for two-way data binding, Angular developers can significantly enhance their code quality and maintainability while reducing complexity.
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