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Introduction
License
Why Angular?
The Architect's Guide to Angular
EcmaScript 6 and TypeScript Features
The JavaScript Toolchain
Bootstrapping an Angular Application
Components in Angular
Directives
Advanced Components
Observables
Angular Dependency Injection
Http
Change Detection
Zone.js
Advanced Angular
What is Immutability
Pipes
Forms
Modules
Routing
State Management
TDD Testing
Migrating AngularJS Projects to Angular
Project Setup
Angular CLI
Setup
Creating a New App
Serving the App
Creating Components
Creating Routes
Creating Other Things
Testing
Linting
CLI Command Overview
Adding Third Party Libraries
Integrating an Existing App
Accessibility in Angular
Internationalization in Angular
Glossary
Further Reading And Reference
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Angular CLI
With all of the new features Angular takes advantage of, like static typing, decorators and ES6 module resolution, comes the added cost of setup and maintenance. Spending a lot of time with different build setups and configuring all of the different tools used to serve a modern JavaScript application can really take a lot of time and drain productivity by not being able to actually work on the app itself.
Seeing the popularity of ember-cli, Angular decided they would provide their own CLI to solve this problem. Angular CLI is geared to be the tool used to create and manage your Angular app. It provides the ability to:
  • create a project from scratch
  • scaffold components, directives, services, etc.
  • lint your code
  • serve the application
  • run your unit tests and end to end tests.
The Angular CLI currently only generates scaffolding in TypeScript, with other dialects to come later.
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