Angular 18 is EXACTLY what we needed

Angular 18 is out! And I released a big update for my "Angular - The Complete Guide" course to FINALLY revamp it (and re-record it from scratch).

In this video here, I'll walk you through all the key changes & new features introduced by Angular 18.

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[Daijyobanai]

It's good to have a summary like this from a source I can trust.
"stable and backward compatible": not a phrase to glide past without emphasis. In today's job market where React (unstable and inconsistent) is 9 out of 10 jobs advertised but you never know if the behemoth project they use is based on 16, 18 or cutting edge, but you can be certain it's a mess.

[punsmith]

Bless you Max. You kickstarted my career 7-8 years ago.

[aniketacharya]

Thank you for your dedication to updating these already amazing courses, Max! :)

[WebGarmony]

As always, you are on top, Max!
Thank you for such a quick response to important events.

[cancelbubble]

Thanks for this video but more importantly keeping your courses up to date as everything constantly changes. I'll start diving into the course updates this weekend.

[codingwithanonymous]

Thank you max for the update and please continue doing this ur teaching is great

[surajitdas]

I have just joined your courses one angular 2024 and TS course and its awesome!

[WayneRiesterer]

Great to hear Max! It sounds like a good reason to do this course again.

[sidduhedaginal]

Max is always uplifting many developer career like god bless you

[cedi]

Sieht so aus als warste im Urlaub 😎

Hoffe es war nice! ☀

[Bodom]

I'm still maintaining AngularJS 1 applications . Still maintainable and working great after over a decade.

[ToJak]

And here we are.. Using angular 13, 14 and 15 for our product :D

[maamouribilel]

That's a step in the right direction 😁

[coderlicious]

Angular got me started in typescript back in 2018 or so - but it was only an interview test where I implemented the app in angular as an experiment ( failed it ), but now enjoying actually learning TypeScript currently with Max's course.
( but I will no longer say yes to an interview test where I'm creating an app all day - F that )

[BirhanNega-krxs]

I learned angular from your video from angular 4 and now we reached v18. Time flies

[dyunior]

In my daily work I maintain AngularJS 1, that's a large app with millions of users per month. Our new project apps use React, but I want to learn or transition to Angular 2, can you point me to blogs, videos or helpful info to transition from AngularJS 1 to Angular?

Thank you!

[AntonIltchenko]

For me, it seems that Angular moves towards to be much more reactive, having some sort of "Kafka" message broker inside :)
And this is exciting!

[mosmo]

i'm still maintain angularjs project :-)

[NoName-]

I'm looking forward to change the project to zoneless in the future ...

[sravant]

RXjs operators are very powerful stuff to handle any complex architecture/call dependency.
Going without RXJS will make the developer to implement on their own which is very error prone.