Requesting a position on the Observable API

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5/5
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Over a week
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25/100
Issue type
Feature
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Needs clarification
Activity status
Stale
Domain
api, documentation

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Read issue #72 and the linked WICG/observable proposal first, then review the discussion about the boundary between Observables and Signals. Done means documenting a WinterCG position or decision on whether the Observable API belongs in the minimum common API.

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Description

Hi there, at the Web Engines Hackfest I raised the question of how to get a WinterCG "position" about new web API proposals. Along with others, @littledan mentioned that for now, filing issues against this repository will do.

I'd like to get Winter's position on the Observable API, as proposed in https://github.com/WICG/observable. Observables are a long-awaited and highly desired ergonomic improvement for event handling.

I'll admit I'd still like to do my research on where exactly the line should be drawn between Observables and Signals in terms of their usage (at the moment I know almost nothing about Signals except for what some people described to me in person). But still it would be good to get a gut check on this proposal by experts over here, sooner than later. Thanks!

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