Why should I learn Angular?

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It is one of the most growing and advanced technology for create a Single Page Applications(SPA).
Here the things why you should learn Angular.
  1. It is one of the Google Technology
  2. Easy to Learn, if you’re familiar with Java Script and UI
  3. Nowadays Single Page Applications(SPA) is the trend.
  4. If you want to increase your career opportunities
  5. Having a lot of Fun while working with Angular
  6. If you’re familiar with OOPS then Angular 4 is easy to code
  7. Typescript which helps you to create OOPS based Front End Design
  8. Lot of resources available to learn Angular
And lot more…

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