Should You Learn AngularJS | Angular 1.x.x | Is Angular Worth Learning? | Ask A Dev

Should You Learn AngularJS | Angular 1.x.x | Is Angular Worth Learning? | Ask A Dev
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[TraversyMedia]

I would definitely suggest learning Angular 4 seriously first and get that under your belt. If you are like me and you love learning shit for fun then look into Angularjs. Anyway, thanks Lee Campell :)

[FlannelConcussion]

AngularJS. I've been watching your videos and they're great, keep up the good work!

[ghostassassin]

Angular JS. Nice video. Thanks for doing the giveaways.

[simonkalu]

Nice video bro. You're a very active speaker and coder. We are proud of you man, love from Nigeria

[allenbrokeit]

I've been looking at picking up Angular JS. I have a background in Java and have done some Python work, but have recently started diving into Javascript and it's frameworks. Thanks for making this available!

[michaelobeng]

I like this video Dylan. My answer to the question would be 'why not?'. I agree, that doesn't necessarily mean devoting all your energy to it however i think there are enough businesses using it for learning it to be worthwhile

[mirzasisic]

Where are live there a quite a few start-ups using MEAN stack so I definitely plan on learning it.

[gerardhynes]

I get the idea of learning AngularJS to pick up work maintaining legacy code, and, as you say, it's not too hard to learn but learning Angular4 sounds like a better return on investment. Anyway, keep up the good work, Dylan.

[SudeeptoDutta]

Hi Dylan. I am a React Native Developer. Initial learning curve of React is higher than *AngularJS* but React for me makes sense. Currently trying to learn Redux. Which state management library do you prefer ?

[null]

As someone who is in a similar situation to you before getting your first job, do you think it is better to learn node or PHP? It looks like PHP is decreasing in popularity but still has the highest number of job listings. Also curious on your take of MySQL vs MongoDB as it seems to be the same situation. Great video!

[dennisknie]

I am just getting familiar with JavaScript and then will go to AngularJS & Angular 4.

[anonymouse]

If your a beginner learning web dev, learn the latest technology.

[davidbasil]

Looked up angularjs on similartech and it says that taiwan has 42k websites built with it while US has 30k.
So if you're in Taiwan, go for it.

[jtaulton]

Angularjs - I also found and follow you on codefights lol trying to catch up to you in the intro section :)

[MyztaJay]

React - all day imo.
Angular JS learning curve is super steep imo.
I bet that most people who say Angularjs have never tried react.
but yea legacy code.

[TheWillfranck]

Illuminati, lololol that;s why i love you're videos great information with Flavor. keep making amazing videos and tutorials.