Hello World

My name is Tushar and I'm a JavaScript developer. Like all JS developers, I've learned and forgotten my fair share of libraries and frameworks... there's an awful lot of them.

However, I have this feeling that Angular is different. I think it's here to stay. If I'm right, I don't want to have to learn it again, and that's why I'm writing this. It's primary purpose is to serve as a reference. For me.

However, I'm choosing to leave this in the public domain for anyone that might find it useful. That would be people new to angular who have curiosity and a tolerance for bad puns.

I don't claim to know everything there is to know. I'm just here to share my two cents. This is not intended to be an instructive endeavor, rather, it's more of a discussion. I might be wrong in some places, but I rarely am, and I'll try my best not to.

Currently, this is a resource for Angular2. Angular4 is just around the corner; but it's not supposed to be as disruptive a change as Angular2 once was. I intend to keep updating as and when the need presents itself.

Alright. Let's get to it.