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I generally don't like to bash anyone, but I had the same experience. ng-book, at least the edition I bought, was poorly organized and confusing. There were fre
by acjohnson55 11y ago
I generally don't like to bash anyone, but I had the same experience. ng-book, at least the edition I bought, was poorly organized and confusing. There were frequent references to concepts not yet explained. Often, it simply listed documentation of all of the available options on an API, rather than build up from the basic principles and then explain the variations. It felt confused as to whether it was a reference book or a guide.
- jashmenn 11y agong-book 1 is a little of both reference and guide. angular 1 is tricky in that there are several "tripods" of knowledge (ie three concepts that all depend on each other before you can understand the others). That said, I'm sure we can do a better job at explaining many of the concepts. Ng-book 1 has an update in progress as we speak and I'd love to improve the section(s) you're referring to with more of a guide? Would you be willing to let me know which part(s) you'd like to be clearer (either here or via email)? My email is in my profile and I'd love to chat.