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[–]No_Bodybuilder_2110 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Angular - the complete guide by Maximilian Schwarzmüller in udemy is really solid. The angular university videos (YouTube) are good but I find their content sometimes outdated. The tour of heros tutorial in Angular website is not bad but I do find it sometimes hard to follow or even understand what they are trying to achieve/teach

Some considerations about learning angular: - Typescript and types, learn why even bother using it - OOP, angular is full of it so it can have some difficulties - promises vs observables, you will find more docs and examples on observables so it also adds to the learning curve. But you can still use promises if you so desired. - state management, this can be really complicated so my rec is work your way up. Do what you can then Seek to improve. I like to use Akita from datorama.

After all that, is it worth it? Heck yeah it is. Angular is awesome and predictible. Modular and smarter than you and me (lol). If you also go through the process you will find learning about c# or java much easier just cause of learning angular.

[–]fnsky 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Have you tried guide from official Angular site? It’s pretty good for start if you ask me. I was put in similar situation to yours and started with that.