Best way to learn Angular

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Hi!   I'm new here, sorry if my question it's not posted in the correct area.   I've just decided enter to Angular world, but searching for tutorials I see there are many paths to achieve this (plain Angular w/separate backend app, ASP.NET Empty template, ASP.NET Core with Angular template, through VS, through VS Code). Also some of this tutorials requires Typescript knowledge, though JS is not new for me, I don´t consider myself an expert.   Also consider learning first plain Angular 2 so I can construct solid basis for better understanding latter.   I know this is a question with son many answers, but in your opinion, A2, A5, A5 with ASP Core? Why?   Thanks in advance for you all.

Dharmraj Thakur · Answer

Its all depends on your application requirement.
1. You can take dicision when to go for asp.net core. If your application really need asp.net core then go for Angular + asp.net core.   https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/choose-aspnet-framework
2. Also need to decide about your api. You can choose backend technology by compare features and performance.
Can be in NodeJs, WebAPI in .net or .net core, Python, PHP etc.
3. Its your choice which IDE you prefer:
VS Code :
With Less features
Light weight
Easy to setup
Need to do mannualy some of the things
No need high configuration system
MS Visual Studio:
Too many great features
Heavy weighted
Require more space and time setup
Require high configuration system

Mangesh G · Answer

Hey David   Its good that u are migrating to the angular world    First thing in moving to angular is understanding the basics like how do we setup the Project what are various configuration files    then Learning about the basic things like modules ,component and how do we bind the data in template these will be basic things in angular perspective    Typescript is just a wrapper over our javascript which internally Transpiles to the javascript but it will be necessary to design the component and modules in application    Next part is confusion with the Versions regarding the angular A2 ,A4 and A5  so my opinion is go with the A5 which is current version and not so many differences with the A2 and A4    Next you mention with the  A5 with ASP Core which is template provided by the microsfot for the project using MS technology like Dotnet so dont bother about it   all u need is just a VS code or any editor u want to start with and then the proper resources to start the core angular without bothering the other templates    In that case if u want u can refer my articles which simply focus on the angular kick start    first article link is as follows  http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/article/angular-basics-and-quikstart-with-cli/

Sanwar Ranwa · Answer

not undestand your question

Manav Pandya · Answer

Completely Agreed With @Mangesh Gaherwar ..