This project aims to collect the most common / important concepts one should learn to become an Angular developer.
Inspired by "Web Developer Roadmap" and "React Developer Roadmap".

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1. The basics:
   • HTML
     • marksheet.io
     • MDN on HTML
   • CSS
     • marksheet.io
     • MDN on CSS
   • JavaScript
     • "You Don't Know JS"
     • NodeSchool.io
     • ES6 Overview in 350 Bullet Points
2. General Development Skills
   • GIT
     • "Learn Git Branching"
   • HTTP/HTTPS
   • Learn to search for solutions
   • Terminal usage
   • Data Structures and Algorithms
   • Design Patterns
3. Build tools
   • Package Managers
     • npm
     • Yarn
   • Angular CLI
     • Angular CLI Wiki
   • Bazel
   • Rollup
   • Task runners
     • npm scripts
     • gulp
4. Styling
   • CSS Preprocessors
     • Sass/SCSS
     • PostCSS
     • Less
   • CSS Frameworks
     • Bootstrap
     • Zurb Foundation
     • Bulma
     • Semantic UI
     • Tailwind CSS
   • Design Systems
     • Angular Material
     • Clarity Design System
     • Ant Design
5. Architecture
   • Schematics
   • Building Libraries
   • @angular/elements
6. Coding style
   • Angular Styleguide
   • TSLint
   • Prettier
7. Fundamental 3rd parties
   • TypeScript
     • "TypeScript Deep Dive"
     • Typescript Docs
   • RxJS
     • The introduction to Reactive Programming
     • RxJS manual
     • RxJS In-Depth (video)
8. State Management
   • @ngrx
     • /effects
     • /entity
     • ngrx-data
   • NGXS
9. Progressive Web Apps
   • @angular/pwa
   • Workbox
10. Utility Libraries
    • Lodash
    • Moment.js
11. Testing
    • Unit Testing
      • Jasmine
      • Karma
      • Jest
    • E2E Testing
      • Protractor
      • cypress.io
12. Non-browser Environments
    • Mobile
      • @angular/pwa (ng add @angular/pwa)
      • NativeScript
      • Ionic
    • Angular Universal
    • Electron

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