A long-running Udemy course by Maximilian Schwarzmüller that teaches Angular (2 and later versions, updated over time) from the basics through routing, forms, and building full applications. Commenters describe it as the main Angular course to start with.

Commenters call it a great, clearly explained introduction to Angular, praising Max Schwarzmüller as an excellent teacher whose course gets updated with new Angular releases.

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1. Strongly recommendsvarsha198r/programming2022in “The Best Resources to Learn AngularJS 2”

   Angular — The Complete Guide First things first: I adore Max's courses and teaching style.Angular — The Complete Guide They are, without a doubt, the best online resources for learning Angular, and it's no surprise that they are also Udemy's best-selling courses. You will learn Angular in this…

2. Strongly recommendsGenie-Usr/webdev2022in “Aspects of Web Development you were surprised to see yourself using a lot of after landing first job?”▲ 5

   Maximillian Shwarzmueller has a great React and Angular course on Udemy, highly recommended, they are what helped get me my first job.

3. Strongly recommendsramidesr/webdev2020in “Starting to learn Angular 9. Any advice ? Any good resources ?”▲ 1

   Angular in Action (print): https://www.manning.com/books/angular-in-action Angular course by Mac Schwarzmuller (Udemy): https://www.udemy.com/course/the-complete-guide-to-angular-2/ Angular in Action really made a lot of things “click” for me that I couldn’t find elsewhere. I really liked it. Any…

4. Strongly recommendsramidesr/learnprogramming2020in “What are the best recourses to learn AngularJS?”▲ 1

   Angular in Action (print): https://www.manning.com/books/angular-in-action Angular course by Mac Schwarzmuller (Udemy): https://www.udemy.com/course/the-complete-guide-to-angular-2/ Angular in Action really made a lot of things “click” for me that I couldn’t find elsewhere. I really liked it. Any…

5. Strongly recommendsLoewiePiewier/webdev2018in “strong C# developer, wants to learn front end”

   Hey, I was also on the same boat as you a month ago. I also came from C# and was looking to to learn a JS framework, so I chose for Angular. I completed an Angular course last month, and I love it! The course I did (and really recommend): Angular 5 - The Complete Guide from Maximilian…

6. Strongly recommendsmayhempk1r/webdev2018in “What Now ? Or How will I face my future from now ?”

   This is the best course on Laravel: https://laracasts.com/series/laravel-from-scratch-2017/ This is the best course on Vue: https://www.udemy.com/vuejs-2-the-complete-guide/ This is the best course on Angular: https://www.udemy.com/the-complete-guide-to-angular-2/ These are the two best courses on…

7. Recommendskawamommyloverr/webdev2022in “Is there a resource to learn Angular if you're intermediate in React?”

   Check Out Maximillian's Angular course on Udemy.

8. RecommendsCGiustir/webdev2022in “I'm gonna buy one of these courses can someone recommend me one of them and why he recommend that. will appreciate anyone's help”

   I would recommend this one https://www.udemy.com/course/the-complete-guide-to-angular-2/

9. RecommendsBrickJonasr/webdev2020in “Monthly Getting Started / Web Dev Career Thread”▲ 1

   For Angular and web dev in general, I suggest you Maximilian Schwarzmüller's Udemy courses. I know those aren't free, but he explains thing really well! For your other question: express is for the backend, and when we talk about routing in express, we talk about defining API endpoints. ;) When you…

10. RecommendsLuckystrikeFTWr/learnprogramming2019in “How to learn web dev and become employable?”▲ 1

    If you already know node.js you are on the right track for full stack. You can learn more about javascript if you want to, I would recommend either to look for jobs that want a specific framework, since your goal is to be employable or you choose a framework that you like to work with and hope for…

11. RecommendsXo_Peacer/learnprogramming2019in “How can I use Udemy efficiently?”▲ 5

    I am kind of the same way as you but I have learned to use udemy efficiently. First things first, if you're gonna be a programmer, always read the documentation. Think about it, the person teaching you on Udemy read the documentation to be able to teach you, and they not gonna teach you…

12. RecommendsDefinitelyNotGrantr/webdev2019in “[Showoff Saturday] Made a personal site to practice!”▲ 9

    Thank you! I mostly learned through a series of tutorials and making stuff! For frontend code, I use Angular and SCSS. Here are two tutorials that really really shaped my foundation (make sure you're paying like $10 for these and not the $200 'original' price): •…

13. Recommendsredditforeducationr/webdev2019in “How to learn Angular for an interview. I have 1 month prep time.”▲ 2

    I suggest looking into the course by Maximilian Schwarzmüller at udemy. Tour of Heroes from angular.io pretty much covers the basics so look into it. https://www.udemy.com/the-complete-guide-to-angular-2/

14. Recommendsevil_43r/learnprogramming2018in “Experience with Udemy courses for front-end development”

    I think you should do that web development boot camp course and later start learning the frameworks such as angular and react. In my opinion Stephen Grider's react plus redux course is good and Maximilian Schwarzmüller's angular course would be a good option. I would also suggest you to read the…

15. Recommendsdmfreelancer/webdev2017in “Have an interview coming up but feel unqualified”

    For angular5, try this: https://www.udemy.com/the-complete-guide-to-angular-2/learn/v4/overview for angular2+node, try this: https://www.udemy.com/angular-2-and-nodejs-the-practical-guide/learn/v4/overview I highly suggest any udemy course by that author, Maximilian Schwartzmuller. He is an…

16. RecommendsNetero-r/webdev2017in “Advice for a Frontend Job Seeker whose moved overseas”

    Then up your game and learn angular if you know good JS you will pick it up faster.The best course is https://www.udemy.com/the-complete-guide-to-angular-2/ build 1-2 projects put them on your portfolio and you will be fine. Angular is safer choice for Germany = more jobs than React-Vue…

17. Recommendsthewebman2r/webdev2017in “Anyone take Todd Motto's Angular Courses?”

    Todd Motto is great but if you do need something that's lower cost, I've got some great options for you :-) Udemy has a few completely free Angular courses that are decent to get you started: https://www.udemy.com/courses/search/?q=angular&src=ukw&price=price-free However, they regularly run…

18. Recommendsunstoppablenowr/webdev2017in “[HELP] Angular, Angular2, Angular4?”

    Udemy has a great course(paid) and it starts at the latest semantic version of Angular 4. Max is a great teacher as well.

19. RecommendsSilverCodeZAr/programming2017in “Learn Angular 4 (latest version of Angular 2) - The Complete Guide”

    vinayak is not the teacher, he looks to be a AD network link spammer. The goo.gl url redirects to a linksynergy.com page with an offerid, which in turn goes to the actual Udemy course which doesn't look like vinayak has any real association to. The course is run by Maximilian Schwarzmüller who…

20. MentionsDeep_Enginer/webdev2021in “Learning Javascript, Typescript and Angular. I don't want to waste time.”▲ 2

    Full-stack dev here, I started using Angular, TypeScript with only the basics of JavaScript. Pluralsight, Udemy courses helped me a lot. While I think it's ok to get started that way, do note, setting a good mental model of JS will help you a lot in the long run. I will quote an example scenario…

21. MentionsPatriotuNo1r/learnprogramming2021in “In 6-12 months I have a goal of being proficient in Front end and a little of Back end then be able to build a new Web Site for my father's business”▲ 2

    I honestly recommend Academind for any topic related to Web Development. They are the best in the business. They've recently released a complete web dev bootcamp which is pretty big( almost 70 hours) which covers anything but frameworks in depth. Then if you are looking for a framework or js…

22. MentionsLuckystrikeFTWr/learnprogramming2021in “Experienced Programmer Struggling with Angular”▲ 2

    Angular has a different structure than other frameworks or languages you have already done. I came from the other side where I learned Angular and Typescript before really learning Javascript and getting into languages like C++ and Java. I learned from a udemy course that covered ionic and a bit…

23. Mentionsnyxtronr/learnprogramming2020in “If you are looking to learn React, Avoid Maximilian Schwarzmuller's course on Udemy!”▲ 5

    I will share my experience. I started with Colt's web development course, and then moved to Colt's react. It was good. With lot's of small projects. I finished almost entire of it except few advanced topics. I then got an internship and stopped it. I later started with Stephen Grider's React…

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