In the previous tutorial, I had a basic explanation of what a Component in Angular is, what its functions. In this tutorial, I will go more about Component in Angular. First, I will create an Angular project as an example: In Angular, a component is… Read More

Boostrapping is a term used to refer to the process itself without the need for external input from an application. In this tutorial, I will talk about bootstrapping of an Angular application. First, I will create an Angular application using the Angular CLI as follows:… Read More

To work with the Angular project, the most basic thing we need to know is the structure of an Angular project, what is the purpose of each file contained in this project in order to develop the Angular application. In this tutorial, I will present… Read More

The Node Package Manager (NPM) is a tool used to manage dependencies in Node.js. In this tutorial, through some basic operations, I introduce to you all overview of Node Package Manager in Node.js. To envision, I will create a new Node.js project as an example: The… Read More

After successfully installing Node.js, you can use the Node Package Manager (NPM) tool to create a new Node.js project to start working on it. How is it in details? In this tutorial, I will guide you all to do this. First, open Terminal (macOS or… Read More

Creating an Angular Project using the Angular CLI is nothing easier. You only need (after installing Angular CLI): Navigate to the directory where you want to create the Angular project Open terminal in macOS, Linux or command-line in Window Enter the following statement:

with… Read More

Angular Command Line Interface (CLI) is a tool that allows us to start working with an Angular application quickly. It helps us to: Create a new Angular Application Run a development server, automatically populate when we make code changes. Run the test for the Angular… Read More

Node.js today is no stranger to people, it is a JavaScript runtime used to develop client and server applications. It also provides for us a tool for managing dependencies like Apache Maven or Gradle in Java, called Node Package Manager. In this tutorial, I show… Read More