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Road to AngularJS

AngularJS is a great framework for developing single page responsive web applications. If you are a web application developer and work with front end, you should learn AngularJS. As there are too many ways to do a particular job, learning angular may seem difficult at the very beginning. If you read the tutorials that are available in internet, you might get confused seeing that same task is done in different ways by different people. I've been studying on AngularJS for last few months and trying to get a clear concept on how this works and what I should do to use AngularJS in my projects. In this post, I'll note down my experience of learning AngularJS so that I can follow in later. I hope this will also help others who want to learn AngularJS. Step 1: Follow the tutorial that is available in the  https://docs.angularjs.org/tutorial . There are 13 steps in this tutorial. Complete all of them. As they use Git for the codebase and node.js for server, it would be better if