Angular Resource Guide: The Starter Checklist
with bite-sized explanations. Part 1.
Angular is easy — but it’s also hard at the same time.
The thing with Angular is that it’s a framework, which means that it comes as a complete package. Unlike React, which is just a single library, Angular is a collection of libraries organized and arranged in a way that it works as seamlessly as possible with one other.
When we start out, we often create some sort of to-do list app. But a to-do list doesn’t exactly cover everything that you need to know about something.
Below is a compiled list of topics and subjects that I’ve gathered (and summarized) to help you kickstart your Angular exploration journey, along with some helpful resource links.
Start at the Beginning: How Angular works
In a nutshell, Angular is a bunch of classes that are connected together to form the framework. It runs on a series of libraries and coordinates how these libraries are imported and used in the app.
Resources:
A Quick Dive Into How Things Fit Together In Angular
