Angular Overview and Basic Introduction

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Angular Introduction



Angular JS (Commonly knows as Angular) is an exceptionally powerful front-end development framework for building sophisticated JavaScript apps.

Angular has offers :

  • Modularity that allows a team of developers to work on specific parts of an app concurrently
  • Testability and maintainability of your app’s various pieces
  • A big, thriving community of developers and organizations who love Angular
  • Clean separation of the app’s UI from its logic, while still keeping them in sync
  • Two-way data-binding — it’s pure magic (or sorcery?) — that updates the UI whenever a model changes (and vice versa)
  • Useful out-of-the-box (as well as third-party-developed) modules such as Filters and Services that take the complexity out of stuff like data-processing, templating of UIs, dealing with HTTP requests, sanitizing and validating user inputs, animation, and (much, much) more

Should you decide to learn Angular, you’ll be endowed with the skills required to develop cross-platform apps, and your newfound superpowers will prove to be valuable and profitable for years to come.

What follows is a guide (I call it a roadmap) designed to help you learn Angular effectively. My goal with this roadmap was to chart a carefully-crafted curriculum of free online resources that gently introduces you to the world of Angular. I wanted to create a self-learning guide that will motivate you to continue to pursue higher levels of Angular expertise.

After completing this learning guide, you can look forward to having a proficient-level understanding of Angular and the ability to use it to build JavaScript applications.

Are you ready? Let’s get started!

First, You Need to Know JavaScript

Using Angular effectively requires that you understand the fundamentals of JavaScript.

I don’t recommend learning Angular without at least a basic understanding of JavaScript. The task will be, to put it mildly, 100x tougher if you don’t know JavaScript.

So, please learn basics of javascript before start this angular tutorial series.

Thank You !!!

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