What the best way to start learning angular ? Please suggest resources.
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Hi Deva97,
If you want to create amazing frontends you'd probably want to use Angular Material in addition to Angular itself. In addition you'd probably want to have a backend of some sort, since this allows you to create "real applications", that are invoking HTTP endpoints to save data (on some server). We allow you to easily wrap your database in CRUD endpoints in a couple of seconds, eliminating the problem for you.
By having both a backend (Aista), and some amazing design (Material), things becomes funnier, and your end result becomes more relevant to what you'd typically need to do later as you get a job creating Angular code.
As to resources for learning Angular itself, this depends upon what exactly you'd like to achieve. My advice would be to search for "Angular Hello World", and start out there. Then buy one or two Angular books, since there's nothing that can replace an actual book. Just make sure you buy a new book, for one of the later versions of Angular, and not something that was relevant 4 years ago ...
As to projects, maybe wrap the existing Chinook database into a secured frontend, with Material tables to search and filter for things, with authentication and such? If you follow the link above, you can create this database in a couple of seconds ... ^_^
if you prefer watch tutorials check Angular Bootcamp course of Stephen Grider in Udemy 👍
You can start from this free tutorial made by Google itself: angular.io/tutorial , then , follow an online course on the udemy platform. It's quite cheap