eapostol / ra_angular02_v01_workversion

the work in progress version of the angular02 project used for red academy

For Red Academy - Angular2 repository based upon minimalES6-v01

This repo is used for the Angular2 section of the Red Academy Web Dev Course. It's based upon the minimalES6-V01 repo I created at

https://github.com/eapostol/minimalES6-v01.git

In addition, this repo attempts to merge the typeScript repo mentioned in the slides, at

https://github.com/Codesleuth/vscode-typescript-boilerplate

THIS GIT URL is at https://github.com/eapostol/ra_angular02_v01

To use this repo:

1. Create a repo for your github profile, call it ra_angular02_v01.
2. For the description, enter in any details such as "angular2 starter"
3. Do not add a README or license.
4. In your terminal / command prompt, create a folder that will host the local copy of the repo files, calling it ra_angular02_v01 or something that makes sense.
5. Then enter the following in your terminal / command prompt

git clone https://github.com/eapostol/ra_angular02_v01.git ra_angular02_v01

(assuming you are in a directory above the newly created ra_angular02_v01)

6. Use the cd command to enter into the ra_angular02_v01 folder

cd ra_angular02_v01

7. Then at the terminal / command prompt, run npm install This should create the node_modules folder and add the packages.

8. You can then begin to install the Angular 2 and related modules, following the instructions on the slides.

hint: you may wish to make a 'working' branch, for example, calling it work_in_progress, separate from your master. Then changes won't affect the "master" branch per se ( and if you make a mistake you can always create another branch to work with ).

9. You may require / be asked to create a tslint.json file. A default one can be created in the command prompt/terminal by typing in the command

tslint --init

Good luck :)

the readme.md doc was edited in webstorm by jetbrains and dillinger (http://www.dillinger.io)