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Angular CLI

Explore different CLI commands and Angular schematics
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Course: On-Demand
Beginner Provider Michaela Ochnich  4 Lessons ·  8m  in Arabic, German, English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Chinese 

Course Description

These lessons cover the CLI and the different commands that will help you when developing your application. You’ll learn how to create both the application and the different Angular schematics that help you to build it. You’ll also learn how to run and build the application using the CLI, run tests, and perform updates.

What You'll Learn

  • Install the Angular CLI and get started with its commands
  • Create components, modules, and other Angular schematics that help build the application
  • Run the application using the CLI
  • Build the application using the CLI
  • Run tests for the application
  • Update the application using the CLI

Key Takeaways

  • The Angular CLI provides commands that help when developing an application.
  • The CLI can create both the application and the different Angular schematics used to build it.
  • The CLI is used to run and build the application, run tests, and perform updates.
  • The course covers Angular schematics and how they help you build the application.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does this course cover?

It covers the Angular CLI and its different commands, creating the application and Angular schematics, running and building the application, running tests, and performing updates.

What will I learn about in this course?

You will learn about the CLI and its different commands and about the different Angular schematics.

What topics are included in the lessons?

The lessons include CLI Introduction and Installation, Creating Components, Modules and More, Running the Application, and Updating the Application.

What skills does this course relate to?

It relates to skills including Angular (Web Framework), Angular CLI, C++/CLI, Ember CLI, Tutorials, and Window CLI.