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Angular First App
Now that your Angular environment is ready, lets create your very first Angular app Follow these simple steps to get started.



Step 1: Open Command Prompt & Choose a Folder

  • Open Command Prompt (Windows) or Terminal (macOS/Linux).
  • Navigate to the folder where you’d like to create your new Angular app.


For example, if you want to create the app in C:\Users\YourName\Documents, you can type

cd C:\Users\YourName\Documents



Step 2: Create a New Angular App

Use the ng new command followed by your app name.


Syntax:

ng new app_name


Example:

ng new myFirstApp

This command will create a new folder called myFirstApp containing all the necessary files for your Angular app.



Step 3: Understand Your App Folder Structure

Go to the newly created myFirstApp folder. Inside, you will find

  • src folder: the main folder containing all the source code.
  • Inside src, you will see an app folder

This folder contains your apps main files

  • HTML files (structure of the page)
  • CSS files (styling)
  • TypeScript (.ts) files (logic and behavior)

This is the root of your Angular app.



Running Your First Angular App

Now, lets see your app live in action


Step 1: Open Command Prompt in Project Folder

  • Navigate to your project folder (myFirstApp).
  • You can either
            1. Type cmd in the address bar of the folder and press Enter.
            2. Or open Command Prompt and use cd to move to the folder:
     
cd C:\Users\YourName\Documents\myFirstApp



Step 2: Compile & Run the App

In Command Prompt, type

ng serve

Angular CLI will compile your app.
Once it finishes, it will show a message that the app is running at

http://localhost:4200



Step 3: View Your App

Open your web browser and go to

http://localhost:4200

You should see your brand new Angular app running