Getting Started with Angular Development

Angular is a popular development platform for building web, mobile, and desktop applications using HTML, CSS, and TypeScript (JavaScript). As we're currently at Angular version 14, Google is the main maintainer of the project. In this article, we'll explore how to create an Angular application from scratch.

Prerequisites

Before starting, you need to install and configure the following tools:

* IDE: An Integrated Development Environment like Visual Studio Code or WebStorm

* Node.js and npm: A JavaScript code runtime software based on Google's V8 engine and a package manager for Node.js

* Git: A distributed version control system

Creating the Angular Application

To create an Angular application, follow these steps:

1. Create a new project using the Angular CLI command `ng new my-app`

2. Navigate to the project directory and run `npm install` to install all dependencies

3. Run `ng serve` to start the development server

Using ESLint with WebStorm

ESLint is a powerful tool that analyzes JavaScript code statically to find any problems. To use ESLint with WebStorm, follow these steps:

1. Install ESLint as a dev dependency by running `npm install eslint --save-dev`

2. Create an `.eslintrc.json` file in the root of your project and configure ESLint settings

3. In WebStorm, go to Settings > Tools > ESLint and select the configuration file

With these steps, you're ready to start building your Angular application using the latest version of the framework. This article will provide a comprehensive guide on how to develop a web application using Angular.

Use Eslint in Webstorm

To use ESLint with WebStorm, we need to configure it correctly. Here are some steps that can be followed:

1. Install ESLint as a dev dependency by running `npm install eslint --save-dev`

2. Create an `.eslintrc.json` file in the root of your project and configure ESLint settings

3. In WebStorm, go to Settings > Tools > ESLint and select the configuration file

With these steps, you're ready to start using ESLint with WebStorm.

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