From the course: Building Applications with Angular, ASP.NET Core, and Entity Framework Core
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Creating and configuring the Angular project
From the course: Building Applications with Angular, ASP.NET Core, and Entity Framework Core
Creating and configuring the Angular project
- [Instructor] Now that we have our back end with Visual Studio installed and we have restarted our computer, let's focus on setting up our Angular front end. Let's begin by creating a directory for our project. I've called mine quiz. I suggest you keep your naming convention similar to mine so it's easy to follow along throughout the course. We will be using the Angular CLI to create our front-end project. It sets up all the basics most projects will need. It also uses typescript instead of plain JavaScript. This is the choice majority of Angular developers are using since typescript provides many more advanced features on top of JavaScript, but you can still use plain JavaScript in your typescript files. It leaves it up to the developer to decide how much typescript features they want to use over plain JavaScript. In our case, we will be using things like classes and async await. So let's begin by installing the Angular CLI. Inside our command prompt, we'll use NPM install dash G at…
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