Angular 5

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Angular 5 released a few days ago. Let's try to go through all the important features that we want to know, in order to create a super application.

First, you need to install angular CLI to make your life easier. You can run the bellow code to install angular CLI as a global package,

 npm install -g @angular/cli

 All the needed helps are located at https://github.com/angular/angular-cli. You can directly use the 'ng' commands provided there to create Component, Directive, Service, Interface, etc... When you use the tool, it will be inject all the import lines into the 'app-module' automatically.

Before start looking into the Angular, you need to have some development tools installed in your computer. I prefer to use 'Microsoft Visual Code' which is free software from Microsoft. You can download the appropriate installer for your operating system from here https://code.visualstudio.com/download

Once you install VS Code, you may install the following extensions into that.

- Angular v5 Snippets
- Typescript Hero

Now, we are ready to setup the Angular project in your computer.


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