Learn Angular: Install Angular 9 in 3 Simple Steps

Want to learn Angular? In this video, I show desktop developers how to get their machine ready to developer for Angular 9 in 3 simple steps.

Angular development requires four pieces of software:
1. Node JS
2. NPM
3. Angular CLI
4. An IDE (Visual Studio Code)

Installing Angular requires only three steps.
1. Install Node JS and NPM. When you install Node, NPM is automatically installed too. This one step takes care of the first two requires pieces of software.
2. Install the Angular CLI by using the command line command `ng install -g @angular/cli`
3. Install Visual Studio Code.

That's it, you're ready to start writing Angular applications.

"Desktop to Web: A WPF Developers Guide to Learning Angular" is a video tutorial series that will help you take your WPF and WinForms desktop coding skill to the web with Angular. This series will help you understand how your current desktop skills map directly to concepts in Angular to make your learning path to the web as easy and painless as possible.

During each video in this series I will be giving away a one year subscription to Infragistics Ultimate valued at $1,995 USD. Simply subscribe to my channel, like the video, and leave a comment to be entered. Winners are announced in the next video in the series.

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[OllieSY]

Managed to get everything setup easily without having to google a thing. Thanks Bri!

[munawarkhurshid]

Awesome. Fairly straight forward and clear instructions

[sujithrobinson]

Short and easy installation steps. Installation is done. Going to watch the next video.

[bharathyadav]

Installation Done 😎 Now looking forward to your next session.

[andrewmcfalliii]

Learned quite a bit in 5 minutes! npm IS NOT NUGET! The Angular CLI has I TESTING BUILT IN! TDD on the client side! Love it!

[sudeepkush]

Looking for more. Excited to see what we can do.

[munawarkhurshid]

Hey didn't realize that you are Brian from Plural sight [Prism Guy]. I learned a lot from your prism courses on plural sight, awesome composite command, region manager to name a few. It would be nice if you can do a plural sight course on angular with all the coolness that we learned in your prism courses.

[VinothRajendran]

Hey Brian, you are rock star, way of speaking amazing, waiting for more videos to "unlock desktop to web" technologies"

[GraGra]

Very straight forward ... ready for the next installment... side note, would be interested in learning how we can use Angular with Dot Net Core...

[arekmordasiewicz]

Can't wait for another video and some code...

[charmerpppify]

here I am ! (y), Question... why do not use VS Community for this course? most of us as WPF, Xamarin Forms developers, have it.

[abdalmunamabdalla]

I am planning to move from desktop to web. That was a good start for me.

[saagarsonawane]

Installed all... Waiting to get started

[himanshugupta_]

Good going, waiting for the next video where I can see how to build my first app.

[carlhneumann]

Another high-energy well-done tutorial by Brian!!!

[MrAmralaa]

nice easy steps, i applied them and my environment is now ready, i am waiting to see what is next, lets move to the web

[pauloquicoli]

Thanks, you make things really easier :)

[JakubMarcickiewicz]

Hi! I was really struggling with web dev. Hope this will change soon. I like coding with VS Code but usually it was just small console apps or littl web api apps in .Net Core.

[josephizang]

great stuff, do I need to install typescript also or that comes with angular? I like the informal format of the videos...easier to grasp

[rcarrico]

Once you start showing code will there be a github repo to follow along with the progress?