Module 3 Introduction
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[00:00 - 00:40] Hello everyone, welcome to the module 3 of the build a modern angular application with signals course. In the previous module, we were able to take an introductory look into signals by taking a look at the various methods as well as the various APIs available in signals. In this module, we will go a step further by looking into how we can combine RxJS and signals when working with HTTP request from the REST API. We will also learn how to work with the interoperability API when dealing with asynchronous operations in signals. And with that, we can get started with the first lesson of this module.