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Nhân Quách
Nhân Quách

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How do you Think in Angular?

Hi everyone,

I am new to Angular, I had used AngularJS before but since they released the Angular 2+, I had been lost and dropped out of the Angular world.

I do not want to be left out of the Angular world

Now I really want make a comeback.

I have scanned the official documentation (which I feel too overwhelming), I have watched tutorial, ... But I still can not really think in Angular.

I have been a ReactJS developer for a while and I think that the ReactJS team has done an amazing job documenting their product with short but enough information without the feeling of too much.

I would love to know your opinion about this. If you can share with me how can you think in Angular that would be awesome.

Thank you.

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Lars Klopstra ⚡

Just do it! Build a simple app with only components and routing, does it work? Continue with a todo list, does that work? Build a simple app which does HTTP requests. You'll get stuck but you can always Google the errors. I went from Vue to Angular in just one week by trying out a lot of things and reading the documentation :)

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Syed Nazmus Sakib

Try to complete a beginner level course first. I'll recommend this(pluralsight.com/courses/angular-2-...).

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