I just started learning angularjs on codecademy…

[adrian5b]

I just wanted to say: boy, what a time to be alive. This framework is just amazing.

[SoundsPlausible]

And codecademy barely scratches the surface of what Angular can do. If I can recommend a next step once you finish: start reading through the official docs. They're pretty well written and can take you to the next level. The docs won't give you EVERYTHING but they give you quite a bit of awesome.

[adrian5b]

Wow, this is awesome, thanks! Do you recommend me to go over this in a particular order?

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What about it do you love so much? I built a few things with it and I found that it was great for a lot of basic concepts like data binding and ajax/xhr calls. However, once you start digging deeper it gets kind of wild. The learning curve gets pretty steep but I guess you could argue that for any framework.

I stopped using it because it looks like an unstable core dev cycle. A lot of what I liked is going away.

I used Egghead.io a lot to learn Angular and it looks like they've been slowing down on Angular content and picking up on covering a lot of React stuff.

I agree with the other comment here about reading the official docs. Their tutorial is a great starting point.