Hello, everyone, again, so in this lesson, we are going to get set up so that we can prepare some
angular applications.
So in order to prepare angler applications on our computers, we first need to install the angular Seelie
or the angular command line interface on our computer.
All right, so the angular Seelie is a tool developed by Google that allows you to quickly create.
Angular projects, including modules and components and services within the project as possible to develop
projects without angular CMI, but creating the directory structure one by one, right?
It's kind of unnecessary and it's way more difficult.
So why don't we just install angular Kellyann?
In order to do that, we'll need to follow the steps that you see here in order.
And of course, in order to run the codes around here, we need to first make the no JS tool installation
so we're no jazz.
We can briefly say that, well, it's a tool that allows JavaScript code to be executed on the server
side.
That's pretty much all you need to know for this, cause you can go research it on your own.
Because what we're doing here is learning angular, not know jazz, and here we're going to be using
Noguez to edit our code in the background.
And we're also going to use NPM, which is a node package manager, to handle different dependencies
and angular project tasks to use NPM.
We need to install node J.S..
So let's go to the official page, no geostrategy and install no jass.
Now, as we can see here, in my case, 14. nine is the latest version, might be different for you.
However, I am installing the more stable version of 12. one eight three here.
You can, of course, download what you need to or what you want.
So just click on it, download it.
And after that finishes downloading, I'll be able to open it and run.
All right, doing the following steps will complete the installation just by clicking next and finally.
Great, so after completing the installation, we can now run the commands in angular Seelie.
So to run the commands, we can open our show or command command line and windows.
Now, if you're using a Mac, you could open a terminal here, here you can see in Windows and I open
ACMD.
So now I'll just type in Noad, Dash V Press, enter, see which version we've installed.
And yeah, we can check whether no jass is installed on the computer just by typing this command and
yes, we can see the version that we want is installed correctly.
So now it's time to install angular Seelie via NPM.
So first, look at Angler Keli Page and first line here is the command NPM install Dash G.
So global right at Angular.
Exactly.
So just type in the command npm, install Dashty and angular slash Seelie.
My command line, and when we run it, the latest version of Angular CROI will be installed on our machine.
All right, so this seems to be the final version right now, and, of course, this version may have
changed as time goes on.
But of course, the overall functionality, as I said before, will remain unchanged.
Now, if you do want to use the same version as mine, you can run it just by typing the NPM, install
that G at angular eggshell like man.
And adding this version to the back.
And then that way, it'll be the same version when you look up or look over wherever you are.
It'll be the same.
So sure enough, guys, we have now successfully installed Angular, CROI and NPM.
Now, for the rest, we'll need a code editor to edit our code so you can use Adam Brackett's Web storm
or.
Visual Studio Code.
These are editors that you may even have or be familiar with.
I generally prefer to use Visual Studio code editor both in terms of, well, I like it and it's free.
So if you want to use visual studio code, you can go to the site and install the appropriate one for
your operating system.
So because I'm using windows, I'll.
I'll just install it on my computer with you.
And yeah, sure enough, we have now finished the environment set up that is required to prepare our
angular applications.
So as you can see, we've installed no jazz loaded angular Seelie to our computer via NPM.
And finally we install the code editor that we're going to use.
So in our next lesson, we will make a small introduction and prepare our first angular application.
So I want to see there see in the next lesson.