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Create Your First Angular Application - My Flower Store

 



Last tutorial you have learned how to set up your environment to work with Angular. In this tutorial you will learn how create your first Angular application.

Steps to create the Angular Project

Open command prompt Run 

ng new <<your app name>>

Once you run the above command it will ask you to select the type of css that you need to use.

Then Angular CLI will install necessary npm packages and other dependencies.

ng new my-flower-store command


Within a minute or two CLI will create the project with all the necessary features that you can run your app.

Initial app contains

  • A new workspace, with a root folder named my-flower-store (project name you gave with ng new command)
  • An initial skeleton app project, also called my-flower-store
  • An end-to-end test project (in the e2e subfolder).
  • Related configuration files.

How to run your first Angular App

Type cd my-flower-store

Run ng serve --open


ng serve --open command

ng serve command will build the app and it will start the development server. This will rebuild your app whenever you do the changes to project files.

--open command will open new browser to http://localhost:4200

If you wanted to change the port, you can use command

ng serve –port <<port number>>

Congratulations! You have created your first angular application and you will see the sample html content as below in your browser.


My Flower Store App in Browser



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