This article is a guide to building a solid atmosphere to facilitate the best Angular learning and work experience. Let us make sure that we have the best possible development experience and do not run into common issues with the development environment. Facing issues with the development environment is one of the biggest obstacles for someone new to the Angular ecosystem, perhaps even more so than the reactive concepts themselves.

It is therefore crucial to get the environment correctly set up right from the start. The development environment must be easily upgradeable and create minimal issues over time due to things like semantic versioning.

In this guide, I discuss how to set up your Angular Development environment using the Angular CLI method. I will talk about the prerequisites, how to install a CLI, how to build an initial workspace and starter app, and how to run the app locally to test your setup.

**Prerequisites **

You should be familiar with the following to use the Angular framework:

HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Typescript

Knowledge of TypeScript is helpful, but not essential.

Development Environment

• Node
• NPM
• Editor-Visual Studio Code
• Angular CLI

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