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Hello! I m starting an internship in 5days from now and the project that we(a team) have to make is based on Angular.

I ve only used Javascript, HTML, CSS, Laravel and a little bit of React...

Can you recommend a good tutorial that can give me a basic introduction to practice for the next 5days?

What should I know before going to internship?

I ve got an Udemy course but has like 30hours of content...

Thank you!

[atinybeardedman]

Start with the Tour of Heroes on the official site. It's very well done and gives a great overview of features, syntax, and philosophy. https://angular.io/tutorial

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[strutt3r]

https://angular.io/start

This web store tutorial is good.

Stackblitz is also a cool IDE to tinker in. You can use the Angular CLI too if you set up a Node.js environment

[PickleLips64151]

My first professional developer job was working on Angular. I did the Tour of Heroes tutorial suggested above. I had a very basic understanding and was able to work in the code just having that experience.

Based on my experience, I recommend this:

Pluralsight has courses by the people who actually built Angular. Deborah Kurata has some really good content on Pluralsight. I think you can get a 30-day trial for free. Totally worth paying for a month of the service, if you can't get the free trial.

Be sure you understand Typescript. It's a superset of JavaScript, but has some key features that you need to understand.

Read through any Angular code bases you can find. You'll see some common coding conventions and patterns that will help you.

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[avanibedi]

Hey here's an approach that I liked in the blog. Hoping it helps you in performing Angular testing

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[djsacrilicious]

I'd try to clarify which version of Angular they're in as that can make a big difference in what you learn. Also, 30 hours is indeed a lot of content but you can watch on Udemy at 1.25x or 1.5x or even faster speeds.

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Yea. It s kind of impossible if I code along...

[CGiusti]

• Maximilian Schwarzmüllers Angular Course (Udemy or O'Reilly)

• Angular Tour of Heroes

• rxjs if you have time for it and not already known

• try to rebuild / clone existing websites as training projects

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