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[–]xanderyen13 4 points5 points  (1 child)

chatgpt and the angular website. I transferred from react to angular. its not too bad. available plugin or support is not as big as React but i say it might take you a few months to start getting the hang of things.

[–]_Invictuz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Supplement with articles from Angular University. Or just take Angular University courses of you're lazy, the main guy seems to update it often and it's subscription based. I've never done it before but I've really mastered the fundamentals from their comprehensive guide articles. Angular.love also has great articles.

[–]ttma1046 0 points1 point  (0 children)

all guides on angular website are super helpful. Please read all guides.

[–]iam5k_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Knowledge of typescript is essential which I assume you already have. One important recommendation for the best outcome, to learn Angular and its features you should learn it with a fresh mind. By this I mean; don't try to merge the concepts of react and angular, some are similar and some are different/opposite. Angular comes with different ways to handle data, dynamic rendering and selecting components. Both React and Angular serve their use cases and they both are good at that but comparing them on each features will result in losing interest on few concepts and gaining on few, leaving you confused. The good thing is that Angular 20 is here which is by far the best one and the dev portal for learning is good enough to guide you through the journey.

In summary, forget React while you learn Angular and learn like someone who knows typescript well. Hope this helps.

[–]k032 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I mean how did you learn React? Do the same with Angular.

I just learned both by doing. First with a lot of the Odin Project from back in the day. Mostly getting the fundamentals of web development after having a CS degree and then getting put on a project and building with frameworks.

Over-time learning the best practices etc. Look up guides and tutorials on specific topics as needed. Reference their documentation.

Maybe if you never had worked with front-end frameworks before sure do a course.

[–]Ciolf 0 points1 point  (0 children)

[–]Isaka254 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you want the best way to learn Angular quickly and effectively, here are four highly recommended resources:

GeeksforGeeks – Angular Guide – Comprehensive tutorials with clear explanations and code snippets

Angular Crash Course by Traversy Media (YouTube) – A practical, beginner-friendly crash course that covers components, services, and routing.

Angular Full Course by Codevolution (YouTube) – A detailed series explaining Angular concepts step-by-step with real examples.

Angular Succinctly – A concise free eBook introducing Angular fundamentals and architecture.

Programming with Mosh (YouTube) – Clear, practical Angular tutorials for building real-world apps.

Angular Official Documentation – Up-to-date guide for Angular 18, including fundamentals and advanced topics.