can you suggest course/roadmap to learn Angular, i have been on Mobile side for more than 3 years and i planning to switch to web and i really liked angular what do u suggest and where to start, thank u in advance 🌷
I would learn the basics of Angular first. For example from my free video ruclips.net/video/Pd98NIR63cU/видео.htmlsi=ILLZaKryawELvTAH Then I would build the real app from start to the end. Here is the first 2 sections of my paid course for this. ruclips.net/video/vcfZ0EQpYTA/видео.htmlsi=mgrTPoTKnaG5oJXo
@@MonsterlessonsAcademy ngxs is popular, just not as popular as ngrx because ngrx gets advertised more. As far as companies using it, I have seen several of our big clients using it and when I asked their architects on the reasoning, the response for many that they had seen it in plural sight or Udemy and did not hear of ngxs. Ngxs is much better as it more the angular way than react. Also the forms plugin is a big plus. Intel is a very popular processor but it is not always the best ☺️.
@@matthewuy2559 we use ngrx v13 at my work and it is not cleaner than ngxs even with the v14 upgrade which we plan to upgrade to the upcoming sprint. Many junior devs get lost in it.
@@SolomonTheStoryTeller Okay. Maybe that's just my preferred state management for now. I feel like using ngrx makes it more complete and cleaner because of the separation of concerns.
heres a question that always bothered me. how do you solve the SEO problems in real life project? kinda heard abour angular universal but have never actually seen it in action.
There are different solutions. I'm not a fan of angular universal (but it's one of the ways) and it never was that good that I would use it. It's always easier to make some pages that you want to index in non SPA way and your project as an SPA. It really doesn't make a lot of sense to use React,Angular, etc if you just have a list of posts that you want to be indexed. We use them because of complex business logic in client in big frontend applications. There you don't need SEO at all. So mixed rendering is the easiest way to go.
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I think you can change ngrx to angular routing. Im agree with other points
Why? Ngrx and routing are completely different things.
can you suggest course/roadmap to learn Angular, i have been on Mobile side for more than 3 years and i planning to switch to web and i really liked angular what do u suggest and where to start, thank u in advance 🌷
I would learn the basics of Angular first. For example from my free video
ruclips.net/video/Pd98NIR63cU/видео.htmlsi=ILLZaKryawELvTAH
Then I would build the real app from start to the end. Here is the first 2 sections of my paid course for this.
ruclips.net/video/vcfZ0EQpYTA/видео.htmlsi=mgrTPoTKnaG5oJXo
Ngxs is cleaner than ngrx. I work with both since 2018 and I decided last year to completely move to ngxs.
Yes but I don't see that ngxs is popular and big companies always use ngrx. So it's more about that is needed on the market than what is cleaner.
@@MonsterlessonsAcademy ngxs is popular, just not as popular as ngrx because ngrx gets advertised more. As far as companies using it, I have seen several of our big clients using it and when I asked their architects on the reasoning, the response for many that they had seen it in plural sight or Udemy and did not hear of ngxs.
Ngxs is much better as it more the angular way than react. Also the forms plugin is a big plus.
Intel is a very popular processor but it is not always the best ☺️.
I agree that ngxs WAS cleaner than ngrx. But now ngrx got an upgrade, so I transitioned back to ngrx and now I'm loving it.
@@matthewuy2559 we use ngrx v13 at my work and it is not cleaner than ngxs even with the v14 upgrade which we plan to upgrade to the upcoming sprint. Many junior devs get lost in it.
@@SolomonTheStoryTeller Okay. Maybe that's just my preferred state management for now. I feel like using ngrx makes it more complete and cleaner because of the separation of concerns.
Thanks for sharing👍
Thanks for watching!
do i need to learn javascript if i want to learn angular?
For sure. Especially because Angular is much more complicated that React your Javascript knowledge must be higher.
@@MonsterlessonsAcademy any idea where to start and how to start
I think your question sounds like "Can I learn how to write words before learn letters" =)
Loved it!
Happy to hear that!
heres a question that always bothered me. how do you solve the SEO problems in real life project? kinda heard abour angular universal but have never actually seen it in action.
There are different solutions. I'm not a fan of angular universal (but it's one of the ways) and it never was that good that I would use it.
It's always easier to make some pages that you want to index in non SPA way and your project as an SPA.
It really doesn't make a lot of sense to use React,Angular, etc if you just have a list of posts that you want to be indexed. We use them because of complex business logic in client in big frontend applications. There you don't need SEO at all.
So mixed rendering is the easiest way to go.
@@MonsterlessonsAcademy thank you
helped alot
Well, I don't criticise the way it's written, but ADVICE is an uncountable noun. It cannot be plural. Just remember it.)
Thank you. I will try to learn it but I keep saying wrong things as english is not my native language.
thanks!