Hello, everyone, and welcome to this new section of the Angler Corps deep dive course so far in this
course, we have been demonstrating the key features of angular using a repository of using Injinoo
and the angular clay.
We are now going to quickly switch to a starter, a repository that is available on GitHub.
But please don't worry, because this is not a completely new code base.
This is very similar to the repository that we just scaffolded.
All we have extra is a little bit of cyesis some data that we can play around with and a small HTP backend
server that we will use later in the course to learn the angle of ETP module.
Let's then quickly install these new course playground.
In order to grab this code, we need to head over to the GitHub dot com angular niversity page available
at GitHub dot com Bangladesh University.
To find the code for our lessons, we are going to scroll down.
And here in the search repositories box, we are going to search for the deep dive course.
So as you can see, we have found here the correct repository, its name Angular Dash course.
If we click into it, we are going to find here our code, the repository with the correct course logo.
Now, in these repository, we are going to find here a series of branches.
So here in the branch dropdown, if you click on it, you're going to find a list of branches.
Each branch contains one separate section of the course.
There are two ways forgetting the lessons code.
You can either download it as a zip file or you can clone the repository.
Let's say that we want to simply download the code as a zip file.
We click into the branch and here in the GitHub clone or download button, we are going to hit here,
download ZIP.
This is going to give us a zip file that contains all the code needed for this new section.
If you prefer.
Instead of downloading a zip file, you can also simply clone and switch to this branch.
So let's see how to do that.
We're switch here to a Navy and let's say that we want to switch to the one that components branch.
So if you are using it in your local machine, you can do that in the following way.
You type the following command, get checked out for creating a new branch, minus B, the name of the
local branch, which is going to be called one dash components, because this is the angular components
section.
And the second argument is going to be the name of the remote branch that we want to clone in this case,
origin one dash components one way or the other.
You're going to get the code and open it in your idea, in your machine.
Once you have the code available, you can go ahead and run the NPM install command.
This is going to install all the new dependencies needed for running our playground.
Once the installation is completed, we are going to go ahead and run and start after a moment.
Our development server is going to start up.
So if we head over to localhost 4200, we're going to have here the initial starting point of this branch.
So as you can see, we have here a very similar playground to what we had before.
We just have here a little bit of success that will help us to build our components.
And we also have here a small server that we're going to be using later in this course.
So let's go ahead and start exploring the angular component Epper.
Let's see how can we build our own angular custom component?