ng-queuex
Experimental Angular ecosystem with React-like scheduler and signal-driven directives for fine-grained change detection.
Overview
Queuex is an experimental ecosystem for Angular that introduces a React-inspired concurrent scheduler and a set of signal-driven structural directives for fine-grained, isolated change detection. It provides a minimal, functional API as an alternative to traditional Angular patterns like services and RxJS-heavy abstractions.
Key Features
- Concurrent Scheduler — Inspired by React, with priority levels and abortable tasks for client-side scheduling.
- Signal-Driven Directives — Structural directives like
*qxIf,*qxFor, and*watchbuilt directly on Angular's Signal API for fine-grained change detection. - Hydration-Aware — Application stabilization waits until the scheduler is idle, ensuring compatibility with hydration.
- SSR-Friendly — All directives have transparent server-side fallbacks and work with server-side rendering.
- Minimal API — No Angular DI services or RxJS boilerplate, just functions and signals.
Philosophy
Queuex takes a different approach from Angular's default global change detection by providing fine-grained, isolated change detection with a minimal and functional API.
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