To create a new Angular project, we will use the Angular-CLI command-line utility. To install this utility, you must first have Node.js version 8.4.0 or greater installed locally as well as NPM version 4 or greater. You can check your local Node.js and NPM versions with the following commands:
node --version
npm --version
Using a node version mangement tool:
Node.js version management can be an important aspect of maintaining consistent application builds, especially in a team environment. Angular-CLI doesn’t come with a predefined Node.js version management system, so adding a configuration file to your project for a Node.js version management utility, such as NVM, Nodenv, or Nodist, to your project early can help you solve configuration headaches down the road.
Node.js version management can be an important aspect of maintaining consistent application builds, especially in a team environment. Angular-CLI doesn’t come with a predefined Node.js version management system, so adding a configuration file to your project for a Node.js version management utility, such as NVM, Nodenv, or Nodist, to your project early can help you solve configuration headaches down the road.