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Mark Rajcok Courses
Angular - Concepts, Code and Collective Wisdom
4.4 (363 Reviews)
Provider: Udemy
Time: 5.5h- 2019
$69.99
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Most Recent Review
Detail of Slides and Quizes is impressive. Where this falls down is the isntructor provides "Resources" for you to look at and uses Plunker for demos. Basically it is saying, hey here is some code, I will explain it, and now its on you to somehow translate that to coding from scratch. Other presentations I have seen take the student through the code, coding step by step incrementially. This helps learning. If the course is just slides and figure out the code, you can get that on youtube for free.
- Review by Scott Kramer on Angular - Concepts, Code and Collective Wisdom
Instructor Bio
I've been a programmer for 30+ years. It is my career and my hobby. I have experience developing full-stack web apps, server-side multi-threaded programs, near real-time embedded systems, and writing Spark programs to extract data from Hadoop clusters. Back in 2013 I became interested in AngularJS and soon after I started to spend a lot of time helping people learn the framework on StackOverflow and I got hooked. At the end of 2015, I started learning Angular 2 (then 3, 4, 5, ...) and once again I started answering questions on StackOverflow. The knowledge I've acquired I'll share with you.
