Create an Angular 2 Hello World Component

InstructorJohn Lindquist

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A Hello World application in Angular 2 requires you to understand concepts around bootstrapping, modules, and components. The bootstrapping system allows you to decide which module and platform you’ll use when your app starts up as well as which components should be shown first. The Angular 2 modules define which features you’ll want to include so you can have fine control over your final project size. The Angular 2 Components then become a simple definition of a template with variables.

Bill Pfeiffer
~ 8 years ago

A quick video to say this is where the student should start is to be expected. I would ask the authors to please remedy this. Also just checked, the code in this video starts with a different set of starter source than what the angular seed provides. The angular seed already has the main my-app component in place with main.js, etc.

thiagoaos
~ 8 years ago

The course Get Started with Angular 2 use angular-cli that generate angular 2 project structure with webpack. Now, in the 'second' course, use system js and don't use angular cli.

Confusing organization. Very bad.

ahmad moussawi
~ 8 years ago

Is it possible to create a standalone component in Angular2 like we did in Vuejs?

Mosapeizer King
~ 7 years ago

it is still helpful to me to know how ng-cli save my time , thx a lot.

Sports Whispers
~ 7 years ago

Cannot find this systemjs.config.js after doing ng new AngularHelloWorld.

Gisele
~ 7 years ago

That lessons could be used with angular 4 or 5?

r0b3r70
~ 7 years ago

Cannot find this systemjs.config.js after doing ng new AngularHelloWorld. It's no longer used. This course is outdated.

James
~ 7 years ago

How is this environment set up?