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I want to make my first angular application. And i was wondering if angularJs is still up to date. Or should i use Angular 4?

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  • please see official sources of Angular –  May 03 '17 at 06:26
  • Some source from SO that could be a good starting point for your research: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/41692462/what-is-angular-4-and-from-where-i-can-learn-more-about-it. But seriously...do some research. – javier_el_bene May 03 '17 at 21:53

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If you're looking for a reliable resource, the official Angular documentation site has a quickstart tutorial for trying out and getting ramped up on Angular 4.0.0 and here's a tutorialspoint tutorial on AngularJS.

And as far as which to choose, here is more information on the differences. Pick which best fits your needs. Here's is an excerpt from this link.

Three simple guidelines:

(1) Use “Angular” for versions 2.0.0 and later (e.g. “I’m an Angular developer”, “This is an Angular meetup”, “The Angular ecosystem is growing quickly”)

(2) Use "AngularJS" to describe versions 1.x or earlier

(3) Use the version number “Angular 4.0” "Angular 2.4" when needed to talk about a specific release (e.g. when talking about a newly introduced feature - “This is an introduction to feature X, introduced in Angular 4”, “I’m proposing this change for Angular 5”)

I hope this helps you!

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Start with your first learning app using stackblitz. It will gives scaffold the application and go with your implementation using any one of the tutorials. Best option is to start with official documentation by Angular.

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