The overall structure of the official tutorial看了没，对应的项目angular-phonecat.对照官网的文档上迭代式的讲解学习，绝对是学angular第一个要看的项目。看完之后对angular and its functions are basically all there. Then you can make a small project by yourself, and learn more about related topics in the project.
ps: There are many Chinese onesturorial, but they are basically different from the current version. Please check the official website directly. Must climb over the wall.
You can take a look at what I wrote recently, which uses several functions. The team uses it as an introductory example: https://github.com/monw3c/angularjs_pingan
Design a small application yourself and then make it using angular. It’s better to look at other people’s projects than to do it yourself. For example, make an online chat SPA, use node as the backend, and practice sockets. Overall it's not difficult, but there's a lot of space. It's much better than looking at other people's code.
Also, don’t think about learning from other projects. You may not be able to learn from good ones, and it’s better not to learn from bad ones. Do it yourself, gain experience, and then make noise if you can copy others. Just finally build the application you designed. You will know that what I said is true, brother.
A project written by myself using Python+Flask as the backend and AngularJS as the frontend
Mainly using Python Scrapy to make web crawlers, displaying results through the AngularJS front-end, controlling and configuring the back-end crawler
It is recommended that beginners skip the official front-end routing, which is easy to mislead. If there is no back-end foundation, there are too many pitfalls in direct front-end routing SPA
![[Web front-end] Node.js quick start](https://img.php.cn/upload/course/000/000/067/662b5d34ba7c0227.png)
It’s all inside
https://github.com/angular/angular.js/wiki/Projects-using-AngularJS
The overall structure of the official
tutorial看了没，对应的项目angular-phonecat.对照官网的文档上迭代式的讲解学习，绝对是学angular第一个要看的项目。看完之后对angularand its functions are basically all there. Then you can make a small project by yourself, and learn more about related topics in the project.app.mifan.us
A project under development, git
https://github.com/imifan/mifan/tree/master/app
You can take a look at what I wrote recently, which uses several functions. The team uses it as an introductory example:
https://github.com/monw3c/angularjs_pingan
I have a java project made with angular-js, you can take a look: https://github.com/zhaozhiming/department-blogs-analyser
Design a small application yourself and then make it using angular. It’s better to look at other people’s projects than to do it yourself. For example, make an online chat SPA, use node as the backend, and practice sockets. Overall it's not difficult, but there's a lot of space. It's much better than looking at other people's code.
Also, don’t think about learning from other projects. You may not be able to learn from good ones, and it’s better not to learn from bad ones. Do it yourself, gain experience, and then make noise if you can copy others. Just finally build the application you designed. You will know that what I said is true, brother.
Come on
jsgen on github is now running as an Angular community, using node and angularJS
We recommend the examples of todoMVC. The angular version is at https://github.com/tastejs/todomvc/tree/gh-pages/examples/angularjs
A project written by myself using Python+Flask as the backend and AngularJS as the frontend
Mainly using Python Scrapy to make web crawlers, displaying results through the AngularJS front-end, controlling and configuring the back-end crawler
https://github.com/mengfeng/zjobs
Exactly running on Heroku
https://zjobs.herokuapp.com/
It is recommended that beginners skip the official front-end routing, which is easy to mislead. If there is no back-end foundation, there are too many pitfalls in direct front-end routing SPA