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title: "How to Learn Angular 17 Features with Angular.dev"
date: "2023-11-07"
slug: "how-to-learn-angular-17-features-with-angulardev"
author: "Dany Paredes"
canonical: "https://danywalls.com/how-to-learn-angular-17-features-with-angulardev"
description: "Angular 17 has been announced and is set to release in the upcoming days. It comes with a list of impressive new features, such as control flow, deferred views, hydration, server-side rendering (SSR), signals, and many more. One of the notable releas..."
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Angular 17 has been announced and is set to release in the upcoming days. It comes with a list of impressive new features, such as control flow, deferred views, hydration, server-side rendering (SSR), signals, and many more.

One of the notable releases is the new website for learning Angular, which consolidates all new topics in a single location, [Angular.dev](https://angular.dev/).

The Angular.dev website is now live and offers a comprehensive collection of new tutorials and updated documentation, covering all the latest features.

* [Start with Angular](https://angular.dev/tutorials/learn-angular)
    
* [New Control Flow](https://angular.dev/guide/templates/control-flow)
    
* [Deffered Views](https://angular.dev/guide/defer)
    
* [Hydration](https://angular.dev/guide/hydration)
    
* [SSR](https://angular.dev/guide/prerendering)
    
* [Signals](https://angular.dev/guide/signals)
    
* [RxJS Interop](https://angular.dev/guide/signals/rxjs-interop)
    
* [Fresh API Reference](https://angular.dev/api)
    

The Angular team and the community have done an excellent job providing comprehensive guides with clear examples for each new feature.

## Angular Playground

Experience Angular today without installing it on your computer:

Go to [http://angular.dev/playground](http://Angular.io/playground)

![](/images/posts/how-to-learn-angular-17-features-with-angulardev/32c230e9-0b50-4_90159.png)

## What about Angular.io?

If you are working with a previous version of Angular, don't worry, [Angular.io](https://angular.io/) will continue to be maintained and supported. At some point, all information will be part of [Angular.dev](https://angular.dev/), but a specific timeline has not been confirmed by the Angular team yet.

## Recap

It's time for you to learn and experiment with Angular 17 in the playground, follow the tutorials step by step, or explore the new API on your own.

`happy ng update!`