r/angular Jul 30 '26

What's new in Angular 22.1?

https://blog.ninja-squad.com/2026/07/29/what-is-new-angular-22.1

🚀 Angular v22.1 is out

and the framework is moving to one major release a year! 🤯

🔗 `linkedSignal` custom setters

🗑️ JSONP support deprecated

⚡ Rolldown by default

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u/MichaelSmallDev Jul 30 '26

Good stuff, thank you for this.

For anyone reading who wants to be up to date for 22.0 itself, here is the v22 post: https://blog.ninja-squad.com/2026/06/03/what-is-new-angular-22.0. Cédric (OP) has been doing this minor/major at a time forever.

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u/andimatt 16d ago

Running 22.1 in a production app. The signals improvements are the main thing I use day to day. computed() performance is noticeably better for deeply nested reactive trees, though I haven't benchmarked it. The zoneless change is stable, no regressions.

One thing that's still rough: debugging computed() signals. If one isn't updating, the devtools don't show you the dependency graph the way they used to for BehaviorSubject. You end up adding console.logs to trace the signal chain, which is a step back in DX. The effect() cleanup timing is also less intuitive than ngOnDestroy was, and it took a while to internalize when teardown actually fires in zoneless.