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Angular Course

Udemy

5 recommenders · 5 threads · recommended in 3 years, 2018–2022 · score 4.8

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A paid Udemy course teaching the Angular front-end framework for building web applications, often paired with Firebase as a backend. The course is taught by an instructor named in comments only as a single-name reference, and the linked course is the one commenters describe.

Commenters call it a great Angular course they have personally taken, say they picked up Angular concepts from it, and note it was cheap during sales (one bought it for $12).

Web & Mobile Developmentbeginnerpaidvideo lectures#angular#typescript#frontend#udemy#web development

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20182022

On Reddit (5)

  1. Strongly recommendsEvil12Monkey12r/webdev2018in “Best MEAN stack folder structure?”▲ 1

    https://www.udemy.com/share/1ey5e/ honestly this course is great, I’ve been using to pick up concepts for angular, he doesn’t talk about express at all but he setups up http calls to another database and isn’t that different from how you would do calls to a express rest api. If for some reason…

  2. Recommendsjz802pr/Entrepreneur2022in “I’m 100% lost in making a website and don’t know where to even start.”▲ 1

    I’m a software dev (primarily mobile now but I used to do web) and what you’re asking for isn’t too difficult, I’d say go onto udemy and do an angular course and then learn firebase. Angular is the front end framework (the actual ‘website’) and firebase is the backend (so databases etc) and just…

  3. RecommendsTheOddScientistr/webdev2020in “Transitioning into web dev”▲ 2

    Udemy has a great angular course. I've personally taken it.

  4. RecommendsMattyInJapanr/learnprogramming2020in “You don't need to spend money to get good learning material”▲ 17

    While I agree all of those free resources are awesome, I also wouldn’t look past paid courses on Udemy when they are on sale. I learnt Angular and Laravel for only $20 each and was totally worth it.

  5. RecommendsMi_Hyung_Lor/webdev2018in “The most awesome teachers for learning web development”▲ 1

    Maximillian's TypeScript and Angular courses are great as well. I haven't taken his Vue course yet but plan on it.

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