Getting started with Front-End development
I have recently completed a year as a Front-End developer, primarily focusing on Angular. In this blog, I will share my experience learning Angular.
Learn JavaScript First
Angular is a Type-Script-based framework, TS is a superset of JavaScript.
There are many resources available for learning JS. If you have money to spend and the discipline to push yourself, I recommend going with a paid Udemy course. I strongly recommend “Modern JavaScript” by The Net Ninja.
The JavaScript course by Hitesh Choudhary is a gold mine for people searching for free resources to learn JS.
Learning Angular
There are a lot of free resources to learn Angular, I strongly suggest Procademy. Procademy is a YouTube channel that makes videos on Angular and other Front-End frameworks. Procademy’s playlist on Angular covers almost every topic a fresher need to know.
Opting for a paid course from Udemy is another option.
When selecting a prerecorded course, it should be less than 10 hours long. Anything longer than 10 hours will make you bored & probably you won’t finish it.
“Angular 15 — Beginner Practical Guide [2023]” by Fadi Nouh is a course that I recommend for freshers with little experience in Angular basics.
Great Products are a result of disciplined learning, so never stop learning.
