Angular in 100 Seconds

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[muhammadasadhaider]

watched at x2 speed, learned Angular in 50s

[n.kh.l]

It's okay Ben Awad, just close your eyes.

[bawad]

You can tell by the length of each video that Fireship knows which framework is best:

React: 2:07
Vue: 2:03
Angular: 1:59 (yikes didn't even make it to 2 mins)

[bigchunk]

Youtube needs more videos like this. There is an art to giving yourself limited time to focus on only the most Angular parts of Angular.

[punsmith]

God, I love this so much. My little Angular heart beats fiercely today.

[DodaGarcia]

I’m interested in Angular because I started used NestJS (which is inspired by it) and even though the learning curve felt a bit steep upfront, once I got used to the decorators and services I was really surprised by how clean and organized the code stays compared to other frameworks which start out clean and quickly become a mess.

[realGabCassim]

Thank you for your content at Fireship! I can't describe how grateful I am

[novaria]

This actually makes we want to check out Angular again.

[DieStockEnte]

Can you make a video of the direct comparsion between Angular, React, Vue.js?
For example based on code speed (how fast it is), code simplicity (how easy or hard the code is to understand/read/learn), complexity (how much power it has, for example React has a lot of libraries) and whats the most popular/gets more and who less importance in future...
That would be cool.
Currently I am using JQuery and a bit of React.

[fabioXferke]

I like the fact that it's composable and scalable, good thing that Vue3 is being well inspired going that way, without giving you excessive built-in services

[avishekdattaray]

I have been using Angular for almost 3 years now and recently I started learning react also. What I felt is that the Angular team had done great work for handling things very straight-forwardly without making things much more complex. My opinion for all the new devs who are thinking which UI framework to learn, it will be Angular as it's much easy with a wide range of libraries and all which reduces much stress while handling complex scenarios.

[psadlkfpsk]

Was literally searching for this video yesterday. Thanks for reading my mind!

[joshblf]

"minimal decision fatigue" is the BEST reason to use Angular, and why it's better than React for large projects IMO

[briandesign]

Dang now I can apply to Google after this

[xucongzhan]

OK for the first time, the gifs in the background are from something I have actually watched lol (the ng add part)
Thanks for your content! I enjoy every video you made and your courses.

[robby]

Would like to see an angular crash course in about this style.
That way you could learn the fundamentals of angular in 10 minutes. Modules, components, bindings, pipes, services etc.

[qwertt]

"and minimal decision fatigue" thats exactly what I like about Angular

[mihir]

I'm learning angular right now and this gives me some hope in the eternal night of depression I'm facing while working on it.

[Yaqins]

I like your 100s explained. You have a way to explain complex topic in simple manner but some of them really don't work. We need a new series called "stuff in 5 minutes"

[lynnlo]

Instructions unclear, I accidentally learned react.