I think what you talk about in this article is Angular 2.
Please be aware that AngularJS angularjs.org and the modern Angular (also called Angular 2) angular.io are two different frameworks. There happened a lot of changes between AngularJS and Angular 2+. Especially in terms of syntax.
When using npm install -g @angular/cli you will install the Angular 2+ version of the CLI.
Don't feel offended, but the difference can save some headaches in finding information about Angular 😄
I think what you talk about in this article is Angular 2.
Please be aware that AngularJS angularjs.org and the modern Angular (also called Angular 2) angular.io are two different frameworks. There happened a lot of changes between AngularJS and Angular 2+. Especially in terms of syntax.
When using
npm install -g @angular/cliyou will install the Angular 2+ version of the CLI.Don't feel offended, but the difference can save some headaches in finding information about Angular 😄
You're right, thanks for the heads up! I've corrected the article now, a silly mistake on my part 😅
I was thinking who in 2021 will still choose to post an article about AngularJS (I know there are legacy projects).
Anyway, it's AngularCLI.