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I tried to search on the internet and in the forum itself, but I did not find something very clear and direct to my question so I thought I should ask here because it may be the doubt of some.
Recently I started to delve into the web and, among the thousands of frameworks and libraries, I ended up opting for Angular. Recently he had a new build (version 6) but there is not yet much related content, at most there are courses that teach Angular 2, 4 or 5 and in the appendix of the course they show the changes to Angular 6. My question is simple: I can delve into previous versions and then learn the novelties of the 6 or is it worth waiting for something exclusively related to it ?
UPDATE: In the future I want to delve into the MEAN scheme, so I started with Front, then I will study Node/Express and a Mongo non-relational bank. The Ionic framework for hybrid applications also caught my attention and I saw that it is possible to integrate it to my Angular-Cli project (but only from Angular 2 for using Typescript, which makes me not want to delve into 1).
I think this is subjective and depends exclusively on your needs; but if Angular 6 meets all of them, I see no reason to study earlier versions.
– Woss
Recommend: Building Web Applications with the New Angular (4, 5 and 6)
– Marconi
@Andersoncarloswoss added my future plans, it really was missing for a clearer view of the problem.
– Anzell
But that doesn’t change the context. The needs that I mention are technical: what types of project will develop, what problems will seek to solve, what specifications of the environment that will serve the application, etc. There are problems that will be easier to use the X version than Y, it is up to you, as a developer, analyze and decide. There is no concrete answer to your question, so it was closed.
– Woss
@Andersoncarloswoss I will go to the last version after all, the main question was whether, I learned through previous versions I would end up having to reinvent the whole wheel to absorb the novelties. So in that case it would be worth waiting for something related only to version 6.
– Anzell
Most of the changes are in performance and architecture. The necessary knowledge and workings are still the same. Most changes are incremental.
– Eduardo Vargas