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Category: Angular

What is Angular?


Posted on November 20, 2018 | Posted on Gunther von Goetzen Sanchez | Leave a Comment on What is Angular?

Angular is a front-end framework brought by Google based on TypeScript To write apps with Angular you have to first install Angular CLI which will set up a Angular project for you Install Angular CLI using NPM: C:\>npm install -g @angular/cli -g stands for global Create a new Angular project called helloworld with Angular CLI […]

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