Textbook in PDF format

In this no-fluff book, we pick apart the building blocks of Angular in the first two chapters, giving you the skills to dive straight into building apps in Angular 2+. Every step is explained and each concept is covered so it's easy to understand what is happening and why.
Complex.
That's a one-word description of Angular for a beginner.
If you're met with the framework for the first time, you likely need it for work. It's also likely that you're pressed for time, and can't afford the luxury of spending days and days researching, reading difficult documentation, or trying to wrap your head around many Angular concepts.
Angular is a grouping of organized, pre-built code, that helps us build websites in a specific, streamlined manner. It’s a way to control the complexity of building a website - a tool we can wield to tame our web development processes. Of course, it’s not the only tool that we can use. There are many others, like: Vue, React, jQuery, Ember, Alpine.js, Svelte, etc.
Angular is a mature and stable framework that offers a lot out-of-the-box. While the learning curve might be a bit steep, it offers great DX (developer experience) and a way to streamline your team’s work. A funny anecdote I’ve read online has to do with a small company of about 50 developers where half of the employees were working with Angular, and the other half was working with React. One of the Angular developers wrote that while they were constantly delivering their projects on time, and had enough energy left to go grab some beers from time to time after office hours, the React team was having to do overtime work most of the time - and of course, had to debug weird issues instead of relax a bit.
I'm the author of over ten books on front-end web development. Let me guide you through this wonderful framework