The primary reason for posting this blog is to help beginners to follow a step by step guide (with links as guidance) to learn and develop skills necessary to code applications with AngularJS.
Developers are constantly challenged by new technologies. Being a developer, one has to upgrade his/her skills and work on technology that suits the industry needs. There exist tons of tutorials, code samples and video’s about AngularJS; with the vast resources, one can easily get lost and have several confusions and difficulties in learning.
In today’s world, one can follow various paths to learn and use a framework or technology. That’s because of the tremendous resources available in internet. But the key challenge is, technologies upgrade every now and then. A year back, developers used to code with Angular 1.*, now peoples are moving towards Angular 2.0. Here’s the key thing, how can a beginner of AngularJS can learn and understand the core concepts so she/he can easily maintain or develop applications using AngularJS is a challenging question for all. Unfortunately there is no easy way for beginners to learn AngularJS. In reality, one has to put all effort in learning the basics and deep dive into the inner working of AngularJS to get some confidence in developing apps.
I highly recommend beginners to take a look into the AngularJS documentation first as it’s the source of truth. This is the link for the same.
Once you have some understanding about the AngularJS, one would be interested in learning AngularJS with a step by step code sample. Again, I request beginners to follow the below link to learn with code snippets.
When I was learning AngularJS, just like every beginner, I happened to face lots of challenges in learning the basics. I was constantly searching for numerous tutorials, and trying to understand AngularJS through GitHub code samples. Until one day, when I came across the below “Step by Step guide to your first AngularJS app”, I thought that’s what a beginner should read and learn from code sample. The author purposely split up the articles into two parts. I would recommend the beginners to take a look into and spent an hour for each to understand AngularJS at high level. Note – The demo code which is available in GitHub.

Santhakumar MunuswamyPosted Feb 12, 2016, 11:21 PM
Thanks for nice share