There are many options available when working with commands in Angular-CLI. For example, let's look at what other options are available for the new command:
ng new --help
This will show you all the available optional flags you can pass when initializing your project.
Whenever you are trying out a new command, passing the --help option can be a handy way to learn what options are available before running the command.
Now that we have our new Angular project set up, we can start the application locally using the built-in web server capability of Angular-CLI. Start the web server by calling the serve command:
ng serve
After running this command, you can actually see Angular compile all the default modules necessary to run your new application, including a message that tells you where to find your project in your local web browser:
** NG Live Development Server is running on http://localhost:4200 **