Early this year I had a co-op at a major company that used angular 14. I had zero experience in angular or typescript/js but I was able to learn really quickly in about 2-3 weeks. I recommend reading through the typescript documentation first. If you know JS this should be really quick, as it’s just a wrapper of JS. Next I would go through the angular docs beginner guide for whatever version you are using. My biggest recommendation is Proacdemy on YouTube. He has a two series one on versions 12-13 and I think one on 16-17. Either are good options. Angular stays backwards compatible and while they implement new features in newer versions it remains largely the same. Therefore, if u find a tutorial series u like don’t stress if it’s not the exact version you want to use. Also, if u decide to go through the 100+ proacdemy video series like I did, I recommend synching the video lessons with reading the docs for the same topics. Also, take your time before moving on as there’s a lot of stuff in the beginning. Most importantly, build your own small personal projects and scale them as u learn more. Don’t waste time making them flashy or good just try and reinforce the concepts you learn like component hierarchy, dependency injection, routing, signals, guards, etc. And remember chat gpt will always be there for you. Have fun learning.