I'm starting out on webdev. I have experience programming in java, but only on desktop. What is better to start programming for the web? Javascript, angular or react? Or should I just dive into spring?
Hey Andy. I saw lately that hacker rank released an aricle about react and angular in regards to the job market and how many jobs are going to open in favour of React. Would you mind weighing in on it? If u want I can send a link to the article for you.
@@anubislockward3750 I dived into Spring first, and recently went into Angular, adapted very quickly. There is a lot of similarities in as frameworks, and you end up being a full stack, so I'd recommend you that
Yes, this video helps, thank you very much. Not only it/you empowered me, I also tend to "get it" quicker if I learn from several sources. I often have my difficulties to sort out what is important, relevant for production. And hearing from you with such a career background that components are the main thing, this certainly helps me on my learning process. I watched this video after my first steps in reading a book on Angular and working through the official tutorial and it just blends in nicely. :-)
I’ve been using Angular for my company’s biggest application over the past 3 years. I’m the only angular developer here and everyone uses react but they all complain how awful it is to maintain their projects now because react doesn’t scale well. I love Angular especially the way it does reactive forms, I’ve had to make some intensely complicated forms with that but Angular handles it. Only thing I don’t like about Angular is the effort to make lazy loaded modules, that’s not fun
FINALLY somebody who explained Angular properly!! I have watched so many videos where people described Angular 2+ completely wrong, misguiding other developers especially junior developers. It's great to see someone posting a video that gets it right. Liking this video is the easiest choice I made.
Darn, this is a pretty good explanation for Angular. I'll make sure to share this video with some of my colleagues wanting to get started with Angular.
I liked how you didn't try too hard to explain it the shortest way (like in 2 minutes) and took a little bit more time for a clear explanation. Thank you.
I prefer Angular instead of react. It comes with all the features needed for the developer. Module and components based architecture. It easy to develop. It comes with highly scalable and modular. Angular has the advanced concepts, it might difficult for some bignner developer to get start. Once you overcome beginning phase. Then it seems very easy. If you learned angular, it's easy to work with any other framework. For long term project it is the best choice. If you know typescript it's easy to pick up. Angular is recommended.
Awesome! I met your parents in a restaurant (im a waiter) and i am interestet to contact you to ask you some youtube things! thank you! Your parents are AWESOME! Tell them JULIO sends hugs (and sorry, im practicing my english) take care!
Just landed a job as an Angular developer! Thank you for the explanation. I have experience with Vue and am excited to learn/work with Angular. I'm also live within the Chicago land area lol. Great video!
Great video as always. What would you say are the core differences between Angular, React and Vue and would proficiency in one be more less transferable (with some adjustment) to the others? Perhaps a topic for another one of your ultra helpful videos? ;-)
Necro thread, but yes, more important than learning Angular is learning the fundamentals of how front-end frameworks work. Angular React and Vue all use similar-but-different concepts that are pretty easy to transfer between and all focus on componentization. A good Angular developer should be able to ramp up on React, at least at a functional level, in a matter of weeks, with skills that also transfer to things like front-end app development as well.
Yes, I have used it on a few client projects as they requested it. It’s easier for people to pick up and easier to get in a mess - for small projects it’s ok, it for anything mid size and up, I wouldn’t use it
Hello Andy, It was a very well explained video about Angular. I came here to just explore what Angular is and is inspired to learn more. I am from New Jersey. Can you let me know 1. what's best Front End Developer tool is predominant in this area 2. Can you suggest the best place to learn Angular Thanks in advance
Dependency Injection (DI) is one of the difficult concepts to understand, esp for beginners. Prior to see it in Angular, I have seen it in Laravel which took time for me to really comprehend. There are a few other concepts in Angular that can make beginners struggle much, especially when finding things related to design patterns like singleton, factory, facade, decorator. In terms of architecture, I see Angular can be framework of choice for large scale apps to experienced developers who want to switch to this framework, such as from React or Vue. But for complete beginners, I don't think it is a suitable.
Also located In Chicago. So you would recommend Angular over React for someone looking for full time work? In my limited research I figured react was bigger in the area, though it's probably a mixed bag. I just started getting into React a week or so ago so I'm still pretty fresh, but willing to make the switch over to Angular if you think I'll have a better chance of finding a gig. Thanks, Andy! Love the vids
Thank you for a great video. eToro ads put me off. Dude, you need to upload this excellent video somewhere else where we can actually pay attention to it.
You are good at explaining things. But I need more visuals in this video. I mostly see you, and you explaining the subject. More like the visual you used at 3:03, after that I kinda lost my focus.
Jerry Stillfield learn HTML, css, and then python for basic programming understanding(variables, functions, loops, classes etc.) Then go back to javascript strengthening your HTML/css. Then I recommend not just learning Angular but MEAN or MERN stack which is an easy way to learn a full stack and truly understand web dev. I’m 1 year in and just started MEAN stack and it’s great! ✌🏿 do as many projects as you can, start small
@@DivineZeal thanks for replying I have another question if you don't mind answering. Being a self taught dev what would you say are the best recourse es for actually learning abroad concepts and programs etc.?
Jerry Stillfield After everything I say first start with official documentation, most languages/libraries have great tutorials. For web dev you must see Mozilla’s MDN tutorials for HTML/css/js. They break things down perfectly with examples to practice. A big key is just programming. Your projects will use multiple languages n addons. Also just get into reading other peoples code to get familiar with the road ahead. Check out the app “SoloLearn” it’s like Facebook for coding! Lots of Langs to learn there
I might learn Angular too. My last project was in React. I don`t think I have mastered it compleately yet, but it is good to see some other options to.
Hi Andy, amazing tutorial! I came here because it was suggested to me to learn Angular that consumes REST about my Java project. I've only done Java for 3 years at my University, and have pretty much no information about web languages, what can you suggest to me? Thanks in advance!
Your Self-thought and know all these info wow 🤩. Great content I appreciate. Thanks . But you sound like reading software principles engineer book were you study about system component and their relationship . I believe single page application can be done with html5 css3 and js es6 from scratch ending with the same result of angularjs. Because in angularjs you write front-end mean again html css js . So what is the point of using angularjs?
Absolutely clearifying video. Is it only for small apps? In video it says for scaling, or 1 page app is not necessarily small? Confusing moment. A database with thousands records can be managed?
Hi Andy! I am interested to learn angular. Can you guide where to start from? As it gets so overwhelming and frustrating as there are so many links and difficult to know which is best. As I have tried few sites but after spending sometime I end getting frustrated as those are not very helpful for beginners like me who are completely new to Angular. Please advise! Your this video was very helpful.
Would an expert in JS, HTML & CSS mainly use Angular (or another framework) to increase productivity and ease of maintenance? Or would they shy away from frameworks?
I think your content is great, but with so many commercials inserted is very hard to keep the focus on the story line. Would be very appreciated if you could reduce the cuts.
In Spring Boot you create REST API which client can request. For security you can easly implement an oAuth2 authentication. You can imagine a client side as for example a Mobile App. Those 2 things work separately. Server has its own logic and client has its own.
Hi Daniel - UIKit is a CSS framework, not a SPA (frontend web) framework. So CSS frameworks help you design good looking interfaces and SPA frameworks help you build reactive applications with rich experiences (think of a desktop or mobile application on the web). So ideally you should learn a CSS framework in parallel to learning a SPA framework. I am personally learning the Bulma CSS framework (its really good :) ) while also learning Angular.
Does Angular confuse the heck out of you? Did this video help clarify anything for you?
I'm starting out on webdev. I have experience programming in java, but only on desktop. What is better to start programming for the web? Javascript, angular or react? Or should I just dive into spring?
you can't go wrong with Javascript. and then choose a frameWork Angular, ReactJs, VueJs. @@anubislockward3750
Hey Andy. I saw lately that hacker rank released an aricle about react and angular in regards to the job market and how many jobs are going to open in favour of React. Would you mind weighing in on it? If u want I can send a link to the article for you.
@@anubislockward3750 I dived into Spring first, and recently went into Angular, adapted very quickly. There is a lot of similarities in as frameworks, and you end up being a full stack, so I'd recommend you that
Yes, this video helps, thank you very much. Not only it/you empowered me, I also tend to "get it" quicker if I learn from several sources. I often have my difficulties to sort out what is important, relevant for production. And hearing from you with such a career background that components are the main thing, this certainly helps me on my learning process. I watched this video after my first steps in reading a book on Angular and working through the official tutorial and it just blends in nicely. :-)
This could be for real the best video explaining Angular.
I swear his videos was way more useful than my university course today.
Because he is self taught 🫂
I’ve been using Angular for my company’s biggest application over the past 3 years. I’m the only angular developer here and everyone uses react but they all complain how awful it is to maintain their projects now because react doesn’t scale well.
I love Angular especially the way it does reactive forms, I’ve had to make some intensely complicated forms with that but Angular handles it. Only thing I don’t like about Angular is the effort to make lazy loaded modules, that’s not fun
Andrew Howard which company do you work in brother ?
FINALLY somebody who explained Angular properly!! I have watched so many videos where people described Angular 2+ completely wrong, misguiding other developers especially junior developers. It's great to see someone posting a video that gets it right. Liking this video is the easiest choice I made.
Darn, this is a pretty good explanation for Angular. I'll make sure to share this video with some of my colleagues wanting to get started with Angular.
Awesome! Glad to hear it 😊
Not sure why you don't have more views for this, awesome, clear, concise explanation.
Mate your hair is so perfect that I couldn't focus on what you are saying. In the second watching, I realise how useful is this video.
I liked how you didn't try too hard to explain it the shortest way (like in 2 minutes) and took a little bit more time for a clear explanation. Thank you.
Thank you very much. I have just started to learn Angular and feel so lost. After watching your summary, I feel much much better now.
I have delevered projects in both Angular and React. In my personal experience, Angular is miles ahead of React.
agreed :)
I prefer Angular instead of react. It comes with all the features needed for the developer. Module and components based architecture. It easy to develop. It comes with highly scalable and modular. Angular has the advanced concepts, it might difficult for some bignner developer to get start. Once you overcome beginning phase. Then it seems very easy. If you learned angular, it's easy to work with any other framework.
For long term project it is the best choice. If you know typescript it's easy to pick up. Angular is recommended.
True, angular was the very first framework learned. Had to learn Vuejs and React later and its easier than I thought.
Great video! Never learned so much in under 15 minutes. Your style is really awesome.
I am a server side java developer for 15 years . I wanted to learn this .Thanks
Awesome! I met your parents in a restaurant (im a waiter) and i am interestet to contact you to ask you some youtube things! thank you! Your parents are AWESOME! Tell them JULIO sends hugs (and sorry, im practicing my english) take care!
This has helped me so much! easier to understand than some of the descriptions of my lecturers and made this a little less daunting
I am starting my first ever job in three weeks and I need to learn this. I feel confident I will do a good job.
Just landed a job as an Angular developer! Thank you for the explanation. I have experience with Vue and am excited to learn/work with Angular. I'm also live within the Chicago land area lol. Great video!
Thanks for educating us .Thanks for Your invested time!
Great video as always. What would you say are the core differences between Angular, React and Vue and would proficiency in one be more less transferable (with some adjustment) to the others? Perhaps a topic for another one of your ultra helpful videos? ;-)
Necro thread, but yes, more important than learning Angular is learning the fundamentals of how front-end frameworks work. Angular React and Vue all use similar-but-different concepts that are pretty easy to transfer between and all focus on componentization. A good Angular developer should be able to ramp up on React, at least at a functional level, in a matter of weeks, with skills that also transfer to things like front-end app development as well.
Thank you! I was really out of the loop on this and was embarrassed to ask.
This is one of the best explained video on angular LOVED IT!!
Thank you for the explanation. I understand now. You’re good at teaching unlike my teacher... Sad...
NaperVillan , I prefer lisle style.
Great to see your growth here. Keep it up!
Hey Tom!!! Good to see you bud!
Soo good content thanks you have learn me to learn others! Så bra content tack verkligen du har lärt mig att lära andra
Angular is awesome 👍. Love the full framework 🤓
Have you messed with React at all?
Yes, I have used it on a few client projects as they requested it. It’s easier for people to pick up and easier to get in a mess - for small projects it’s ok, it for anything mid size and up, I wouldn’t use it
Thanks for the info! I gotta look into Angular for sure
Nathaniel Daniels do have a look, it will have everything you need for a complete project. Let us know how you get on 🤓
it is a good explanation for beginner and very useful for me
Hi Andy, would you make another video like this covering React please?
thanks for this, looking for my next study
Amazingly clear explanation. Please say you have a training course. Then take my money!
Learning angular while on quarantine... Thanks for the video...
Great Video,loved it!
A little bit of illustration on the VScode would have been helpful.
Very nice ANGHU explanation.
Your explanation is very helpfull, thanks man you the best.
Very clear and helpful video, thank you sir.
Good one. Keep up the good work.
Thank you, Andy.
Thank you for the thorough explanation!
Your explanation is Awesome!! Thank you a lot ^^
Thanks for the explanation!
Thanks Andy. Very informative video.
You're very welcome Aaron!
Thanks for this crystal clear very to the point introduction / explanation.
Can you do a video on the books you have in the background
Very clear and well done.
Informative content! As a beginner I learned a lot from this video.
Idk how but I actually understood this video
I feel like this was more about what a front-end framework is rather than Angular specifically.
Thank you so so much! This was really helpful to get the general concepts that define angular.
Very concise ! And clear
Hello Andy,
It was a very well explained video about Angular. I came here to just explore what Angular is and is inspired to learn more. I am from New Jersey. Can you let me know
1. what's best Front End Developer tool is predominant in this area
2. Can you suggest the best place to learn Angular
Thanks in advance
Nice one and Please check this Real E-Commerce App using Net 5 and Angular 13
Thanks
th-cam.com/video/-IzpsC-0eBk/w-d-xo.html
did you learn typescript before getting on to Angular ??
Thanks for this info...👍🏻
Thank you!Your explanation is very helpfull.
Love the 信心 in the background
What does that mean
confidence or believe yourself.
shinjin- devotion (in jp), confidence in china
Dependency Injection (DI) is one of the difficult concepts to understand, esp for beginners. Prior to see it in Angular, I have seen it in Laravel which took time for me to really comprehend. There are a few other concepts in Angular that can make beginners struggle much, especially when finding things related to design patterns like singleton, factory, facade, decorator.
In terms of architecture, I see Angular can be framework of choice for large scale apps to experienced developers who want to switch to this framework, such as from React or Vue. But for complete beginners, I don't think it is a suitable.
good stuff! very well explained, thank you.
Thank you champion, really solid advice.
Also located In Chicago. So you would recommend Angular over React for someone looking for full time work? In my limited research I figured react was bigger in the area, though it's probably a mixed bag. I just started getting into React a week or so ago so I'm still pretty fresh, but willing to make the switch over to Angular if you think I'll have a better chance of finding a gig. Thanks, Andy! Love the vids
Can I recommend a board and marker for some of us visual learners! Overall good vid. Thank you 😘👍🏼
Hi Andy, thanks for this motivation video. What kind of references would you recommend to learn Angular?
Thank you for a great video. eToro ads put me off. Dude, you need to upload this excellent video somewhere else where we can actually pay attention to it.
You are good at explaining things. But I need more visuals in this video. I mostly see you, and you explaining the subject. More like the visual you used at 3:03, after that I kinda lost my focus.
Thanks for the feedback. I'll keep that in mind for future videos on similar topics. Cheers!
so well explained
well explained, thank you!
Thanks Kasun!
Very good explanation, thank you!
Really good video. Explained very simply and clearly.
Great video! Cheers.
I am looking to learn everything to get a job in the web developing field. What should I learn? So many foreign terms when I'm reading job reqs.
Jerry Stillfield learn HTML, css, and then python for basic programming understanding(variables, functions, loops, classes etc.) Then go back to javascript strengthening your HTML/css.
Then I recommend not just learning Angular but MEAN or MERN stack which is an easy way to learn a full stack and truly understand web dev. I’m 1 year in and just started MEAN stack and it’s great! ✌🏿 do as many projects as you can, start small
@@DivineZeal thanks for replying I have another question if you don't mind answering. Being a self taught dev what would you say are the best recourse es for actually learning abroad concepts and programs etc.?
Jerry Stillfield After everything I say first start with official documentation, most languages/libraries have great tutorials. For web dev you must see Mozilla’s MDN tutorials for HTML/css/js. They break things down perfectly with examples to practice.
A big key is just programming. Your projects will use multiple languages n addons. Also just get into reading other peoples code to get familiar with the road ahead.
Check out the app “SoloLearn” it’s like Facebook for coding! Lots of Langs to learn there
I might learn Angular too. My last project was in React. I don`t think I have mastered it compleately yet, but it is good to see some other options to.
So helpful!
I’m very new in coding and I would love to be an Angular Developer. Must I first start learning html,css & JavaScript?
Nice video, very veery helpful!
Hi Andy, amazing tutorial! I came here because it was suggested to me to learn Angular that consumes REST about my Java project. I've only done Java for 3 years at my University, and have pretty much no information about web languages, what can you suggest to me? Thanks in advance!
Your Self-thought and know all these info wow 🤩. Great content I appreciate. Thanks . But you sound like reading software principles engineer book were you study about system component and their relationship . I believe single page application can be done with html5 css3 and js es6 from scratch ending with the same result of angularjs. Because in angularjs you write front-end mean again html css js . So what is the point of using angularjs?
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would love to see examples of angular in action and how it affects sites
Absolutely clearifying video. Is it only for small apps? In video it says for scaling, or 1 page app is not necessarily small? Confusing moment. A database with thousands records can be managed?
Юлия Лаптева it’s for big apps. He’s talking about multiple pages and components within an app not the data
Hi Andy! I am interested to learn angular. Can you guide where to start from? As it gets so overwhelming and frustrating as there are so many links and difficult to know which is best. As I have tried few sites but after spending sometime I end getting frustrated as those are not very helpful for beginners like me who are completely new to Angular. Please advise! Your this video was very helpful.
Nice one and Please check this Real E-Commerce App using Net 5 and Angular 13
Thanks
th-cam.com/video/-IzpsC-0eBk/w-d-xo.html
thanks. helpful video
Would an expert in JS, HTML & CSS mainly use Angular (or another framework) to increase productivity and ease of maintenance? Or would they shy away from frameworks?
is Angular for mobile phone app development?
Very hepful!
What is the difference between JavaScript, Node.js and Angular?
Great video.
Nice Explanation 👌
I think your content is great, but with so many commercials inserted is very hard to keep the focus on the story line. Would be very appreciated if you could reduce the cuts.
> Atlas + Fountainhead in the background
based
great video. try round glasses frame tho. your frame is too angular :D
How about working with Spring Boot for server side & Angular for client side?
In Spring Boot you create REST API which client can request. For security you can easly implement an oAuth2 authentication. You can imagine a client side as for example a Mobile App. Those 2 things work separately. Server has its own logic and client has its own.
Thankyou brother🙏
The explanation is very good, but i am missing some visuals. At least run a few examples, then this video might be even more beginner friendly :)
Hi I m new to development, I want to know, as per today's trend which one is batter angularu js or python, thanks in advance
You said that it’s going out of fashion or? Pls advise.
The laugh at 5:59 is cute! :D
if so, what is the difference betwen angular and laravel?
Thank you!
Hello Andy my name is Danny Sanchez I have a question. What is better to understand front-end frameworks or UIKit?
Hi Daniel - UIKit is a CSS framework, not a SPA (frontend web) framework.
So CSS frameworks help you design good looking interfaces and SPA frameworks help you build reactive applications with rich experiences (think of a desktop or mobile application on the web).
So ideally you should learn a CSS framework in parallel to learning a SPA framework.
I am personally learning the Bulma CSS framework (its really good :) ) while also learning Angular.
do you have a video explaining react by chance?
if Jquery is going out of style what is it replacement?
It's so informative
Angular is on