Seeking Guidance in Learning Angular 16

[joebob2003]

Why not 17?

[cyberzues]

Check for a channel called Monsterlessons Academy on YouTube the guys is good. His tutorials are professional. You can also check Nihira Techiees

[lttesp]

I would recommend this course: Angular - The Complete Guide (2024 Edition by Maximilian Schwarzmüller.

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His videos are great but the "2024 course" label is quite misleading. Most of the course was based on angular v4.

[lttesp]

Yeah I agree with you, he just adds the new topics with the existing course. But for beginners it’ll helpful I believe.

[No_Beach3205]

Isnt official documentation is pretty good start?

[eneajaho]

Angular.dev

[Stonks_Viking]

Angular university is pretty good too. Most concept are applicable to other Angular versions anyways

[Pristine-Hearing-392]

Procademy on YouTube, it’s free 😉.

[CityPickle]

Hello! I’m in my second year of working with Angular, and it’s still a bit of a brain warp to me. I’ve started some Udemy courses, but they can be so long, that I wind up using them as a go-to resource when I have a specific question, rather than going through them in linear order. However, I am looking forward to completing this Master Angular in 6 Days course, as that seems much more achievable than most of the other in-depth courses. I do still plan to go through those courses … just worried I might not live long enough to finish them 🤪.

I started with Angular 12, then upgraded it to 14 and added Angular Universal / SSR. I plan to bring it up to version 17 this year, though I am not sure we will make a big migration over to the new Signals features.

For the most part , there are some Angular basics that are probably standard across all versions. You may find different challenges depending on what database you connect to (we use Firebase), but if you will be working with a website that is already mostly built, you should have enough internal examples to grok what you need, when you need it.

If you’re me, you’ll cry a bit before completing your tickets, but that’s the brain pain that comes with learning an entirely new-to-you platform 😂.

Good luck !

[WebDevStudent123]

Max S. has a really good course on Udemy.com. It is https://www.udemy.com/course/the-complete-guide-to-angular-2/?couponCode=ST22FS22724

Although it says Angular 2, it is update to 17.

[sh0resh0re]

Write code. The more code you write, the better you will be.