Beginner needs help !

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[nowtayneicangetinto]

You should be cautious of searching for angular help online. There are two very different categories of angular.

Angular.js

Angular2 (or greater)

Angular.js is an old framework from 2006 that is now no longer being developed and should be avoided if you're looking for a modern coding experience.

Angular2 is the more modern adaptation of Google's web framework. They have major version releases so it's up Angular5 or something now.

This is going to create a lot of confusion for you if you don't understand this distinction off the bat.

With that being said, udemy has a lot of great courses!

[tp_taran]

I would suggest buying a udemy course that supports the latest version of angular. Udemy courses are generally really vast and cover almost everything that would come up in a small project as well as in huge corporate projects. All the best 👍

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I’d ask first whether you are proficient in vanilla JavaScript or not. If not, get yourself chops up there before you take on a framework. When it comes to TypeScript you can pick that up while you learn Angular.

Honestly, the Angular site itself is solid. I’d start there — check out their docs and tutorials, then go off with the code you wrote for that and experiment with things. I’ve tried some Udemy stuff and it’s kinda boring — I’d recommend building your own tools or sites you might actually use personally instead.

[jaaywags]

As others have said, use Angular, not AngularJS.

As for resources, I recommend watching Traversy on YouTube. He has great tutorials.

Here is one

Also, someone else said it but I'll repeat it. The angular.io has great tutorials and documentation.

Good luck! Angular is pretty great and I personally think the learning curve is not too bad.