LET'S LEARN ANGULAR2

* look for some good tutorial *
* download atom-typescript *
* type "ng new demo" in console"

1185 errors.

FINISHED LEARNING ANGULAR2

*Adds angulur 2 as skill on LinkedIn

Give me an advice, it's better to master Angular 1.x or start learning Angular 2? Uhm..

@crisz be patient. Let ripen technology if you don't have enough time to waste

@vatson I already know angular 1.x but I never used it in big projects and I was about to buy a complete book (the ng-book), then I thought, what if in six months it becomes obsolete? I know that angular 1.x and 2 aren't compatible each other and if I start a project that could last years I wanna be sure that I'm choosing the best currently available. Opinions?

Angular 2 is nice

@crisz would start angular 2

Angular 2 is worthless we live in the world of React and Vue.js now, forget angular

* learn typescript
* learn angular 2
...
* angular 3 comes out, written in elm

:(

@jonnyserra the time I take to Google it and a new framework is already come out

@crisz angular 1 is basically already obsolete. The issue with angular in general is that it is made by google for internal use so they just change things and drop features randomly. Learning angular 2 makes more sense, but I can recommend aurelia instead if you want to stop playing catchup with google.

React and Vue also look good but I don't have any experience with them.

Try mgchev startup application on github ;)

Google is planning to release Angular 3 in March 😂

@crisz
If you start Angular 2, I highly recommend installing Angular-cli through npm (if you haven't tried that yet). It will make your initial setup less bug-ridden, and it will automatically generate components, directives, etc for you through commands.

Aaah. The good old discussion about what is your favourite toy 😊

@Andre yes it's what I used and what generated the errors 😂 the command "ng new appName" is part of Angular-cli, but the linter said that's everything wrong. Probably it's a linter problem

@crisz
Ahh right, didn't notice the syntax, was reading that at 1 am. I had similar linter problems during my initial installation, which was tying back to the karma/jasmine variables not being recognized in the spec.ts files. But, everything that was getting compiled to js still worked perfectly.

Goddam right

angular2 with dart lang is way better they say

I keep telling people, angular 2 is a whole new framework. Feel free to judge it, but it has little to do with angular 1.

Fuck Angular, and fuck their double curly braces.

@NOPSledRider interesting. You don't have to use it. It may make you happier :D