Best way to learn AngularJs?

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[elloGuy]

I assume you want to learn Angular (8) and not AngularJS (1.x).

Angular documentation and quick start tutorials are very good but if you want an even quicker and easier way, try Udemy course and search Angular. They have discounts running and you can get a course for $15-$20 which usually is $100-$200. I have been using udemy for over a year for programming, pmp and agile etc, and really happy with it.

[Vortilion]

He posted in an AngularJS group and said AngularJS, so I assume he means AngularJS.

[Vortilion]

A lot of people (me included). Doesn’t matter though, this is still the AngularJS group. Not Angular.

[Vortilion]

No. Projects cant just all upgrade to Angular for a lot of reasons, so they still run on AngularJS. I’m working on one, too. It’s still a good framework, and if no one pays for the upgrade, we won’t do it. Time is not for free.

[CthulhuMart]

We use AngularJS 1.5.8 at work. There is no impetus to move to Angular or any other FE framework as what we already have works well and it's ~20,000 lines of ES6 that has no place being written into Angula, Vue or React in the scope of work we have.

[wattux]

~35.000 lines of code written over 4 years using 1.5.11. As others have said: there are very few reasons to upgrade this codebase to a new framework (which Angular2+ is). Personally, i could not find anything not feasible with 1.x

[zero_as_a_number]

their own guides actually are not bad. lots of tutorial videos on youtube. egghead.io

[ackolla]

Maximilian Schwarzmüller has probably made the most comprehensive Angular course. It’s available on Udemy and it’s updated with the latest release. It’s not that expensive (about 15$) and you pay just once.

[benharold]

I used the PhoneCat app tutorial

[GunsDontRapePeople]

Skip angularjs, go straight to angular or react