A Udemy video course by Maximilian Schwarzmüller teaching Angular, the TypeScript-based front-end framework, through short examples, concept lessons, a course-long project, and small homework exercises. Commenters note it is updated as Angular changes.

Commenters call Max's Angular course well presented and very helpful, praising its project-based structure and homework assignments.

On Reddit (7)

1. Strongly recommendslilschrec7r/learnprogramming2019in “New To Coding and stuck. I'm not sure what to focus on?”▲ 1

   Well, if you are trying to learn code for getting a job, then I would go on Indeed or some other job site and search for what technologies are being used in your area. I would use that information to take some Udemy courses (this is what worked for me). *Note, if you are going to learn Angular, I…

2. Strongly recommendsWhitey138r/learnprogramming2018in “How is Udemy as a teaching source?”▲ 1

   I’ve done some really great courses in JavaScript related topics before that were incredibly helpful. Almost anything I’ve seen from Traversy Media (or something like that) has been great. The teacher is a bit dry at times but he has moments of humor and a lot of great info. Plus his accent…

3. RecommendsJudoboyWalexr/webdev2020in “Best js course: Modern JavaScript From The Beginning by Brad Traversy vs The Modern JavaScript Bootcamp Course (2020) by Colt Steele. Help me decide (more info inside).”▲ 1

   Maximiliian has extensive course on Angular. He also has javascript course. Andrew Mead has excellent javascript course on udemy as well. I mean they are all all-stars instructors. I'll say pick the one with latest update. You cannot go wrong with any one of them mentioned here.

4. Recommendsjohnnycopesr/webdev2020in “Prerequisites to Observables, rxjs and functional programming?”▲ 1

   Don’t worry too much if you’re struggling with RxJS — it’s difficult. I’ve been working with Angular professionally for three years now and it took me a long time before I really felt comfortable with it. I tried a lot of resources along the way to help me learn. Max’s videos are very good (I…

5. RecommendsP1xtr/learnprogramming2019in “Should I do p1xt's new guide if my main goal is Frontend Web Dev?”▲ 1

   The App Academy stuff will be broadly applicable no matter what languages/frameworks you eventually intend to use. It helps you build a foundation that will make learning everything else easier. ​ If you decide to later go the Udemy route to pick up Angular, Max's courses are great. Also…

6. RecommendsinsertAliasr/learnprogramming2019in “Good Angular resource for backend developer?”▲ 2

   I haven't taken Max's Angular course, but I have taken his React course and found it very well presented and I learned a lot from it. I would recommend just starting with the Udemy course that you own and working through it at whatever pace you can. I've found that just because it's 40 hours of…

7. RecommendsAbhorDeitiesr/learnprogramming2019in “C# and ASP.NET: A language and a platform that most newbies overlook, but they've provided me with an awesome career for 20+ years”▲ 2

   Just wanted to chime in here on this, my company is moving to Angular. Using Web API as a backend. Just some food for thought. Angular/React/Vue are the main things for front-end from what I've seen. We're leaving behind webforms for Angular though. So, what /u/CaseyCrookston is saying about…

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