I've been meaning to post this for sometime. Seeing as we plan on getting to AngularJS at some point, I thought it would be useful for some of us to take a look at it a little ahead of time as it can be a daunting topic just diving right into it. My small amount of experience with AngularJS all started with this free course from CodeSchool.
I am a paying member of CodeSchool because of how pleased I was during my trial period several years ago. They have many, many topics to choose from (including a phenomenal javascript introduction spanning 3 separate courses).
What reminded me to post this was their email they sent me today letting me know that their non-free AngularJS course has just been released. The free one (linked above) is great, albeit short, for obvious reasons. Regardless of whether you end up paying for the full suite of courses on this site, the free courses they have to offer (yep, there are a bunch of free ones!) are pretty awesome.
Hey all,
I've been meaning to post this for sometime. Seeing as we plan on getting to AngularJS at some point, I thought it would be useful for some of us to take a look at it a little ahead of time as it can be a daunting topic just diving right into it. My small amount of experience with AngularJS all started with this free course from CodeSchool.
I am a paying member of CodeSchool because of how pleased I was during my trial period several years ago. They have many, many topics to choose from (including a phenomenal javascript introduction spanning 3 separate courses).
What reminded me to post this was their email they sent me today letting me know that their non-free AngularJS course has just been released. The free one (linked above) is great, albeit short, for obvious reasons. Regardless of whether you end up paying for the full suite of courses on this site, the free courses they have to offer (yep, there are a bunch of free ones!) are pretty awesome.