An introductory Pluralsight course on building web front ends with Angular 2, the TypeScript-based JavaScript framework, aimed at getting learners started with its core concepts. The linked version is an updated edition of the original course.

Commenters say it works well for people new to JavaScript frameworks, and one says it is easy to follow while building along with it.

On Reddit (2)

1. Recommendswhatiseverything1r/programming2017in “Is Angular JS the best out there?”

   Angular2 is awesome but you have to be willing to put in a considerable amount of effort to learn how it works. I recommend this course: https://www.pluralsight.com/courses/angular-2-getting-started-update

2. Recommendsbigmatt0211r/learnprogramming2016in “Thinking of learning a JS frontend framework. Angular seems like a good one to choose. Should I go straight to Angular 2 or learn Angular 1.x first?”▲ 3

   I just took an online Angular 2 pluralsight class with no previous JS experience and I felt pretty comfortable with it. I would recommend finding a course you can build along with. I chose Angular 2 in order to try to be up to date with the newest stuff. I also considered React JS which is…

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