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Creating an Angular Project
The Angular stack comes with the Angular CLI (ng) installed which allows you to create a new Angular project:
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ng new hello-world
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Once created, the Angular web server can be started by running the following command:
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cd hello-world
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ng serve --open --host 0.0.0.0 --disable-host-check
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To view the project, open a Web Browser tab and enter localhost:4200 in the URL address bar. You can also configure the starting browser URL to localhost:4200 so that Web Browser tabs open to this URL by default.
Angular app running in Web Browser tab

Excluding the node_modules folder from saving

The node_modules folder for Angular projects usually exceeds the file size limit in the lab. Therefore it is necessary to exclude that folder from being saved using the instructions here.
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