From the course: Angular: Testing and Debugging

What you should know - Angular Tutorial

From the course: Angular: Testing and Debugging

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What you should know

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- [Instructor] We write angular code using TypeScript and you should have a good idea of how TypeScript works before starting this course. You should also be familiar with the angular framework in general. Check out TypeScript essential training and angular essential training here in our library for an in-depth look at TypeScript and the angular framework. We use npm to install the angular command line tool. So make sure you have node and npm installed on your machine before we begin. Visit the official nodejs website to download node and npm. I recommend using the LTS, long-term support version of node which is version 14.15.5 as of this recording. This is the version we'll use during the course. I'm going to use visual studio code as my text editor. vs code is a free and open source code editor available on windows, Mac and Linux. You can download the latest stable release from the official website. I have version 1.53 on my machine here. You don't have to use vs code. I like it because it has built in support for TypeScript which makes writing angular apps much easier. But you can use any code editor you like. I'll also use Google Chrome as my web browser to preview our app. This is a personal preference and you can use any web browser that works best for you. Finally, I'll be working on a Mac for this course. This is also a personal preference and you can use any operating system you're comfortable with.

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