If you’ve been evaluating BlocSignal—the monorepo package bridging the predictable event-driven BLoC architecture with Rody Davis's reactive signals v7 primitives—we’ve got something big to share.
We just launched a dedicated Ported Example Suite containing 16 full-featured, runnable benchmark applications adapted directly from the official felangel/bloc (10 apps) and rodydavis/signals.dart (6 apps) example repositories.
State management benchmarks are best understood through real-world applications. By porting these established examples 1-to-1, developers can compare BlocSignal side-by-side with original implementations to see concrete architectural benefits:
1. Synchronous Frame Updates (Better Test DX)
In classic BLoC, state updates propagate asynchronously over microtask streams. In BlocSignal, emit() updates state synchronously on the exact same frame. This eliminates microtask queue latency, making widget building feel instant and allowing unit tests to assert expect(bloc.stateValue, ...) without pumpAndSettle or stream delays.
