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Setting up the environment and Docker

Setting up the environment and Docker - Angular Tutorial

From the course: Angular: Building Large Applications

Setting up the environment and Docker

- [Instructor] Before we move on to discussing best practices and tools for building scalable applications, let's make sure we have all of our requirements installed in our computer. So, the first thing if you are going to use Docker is to install Docker. If you don't have it installed already, please go here on docker.com and then install whatever version you need for your own system. And then once you have it installed, and it shouldn't take long, you should have something that looks like this. And basically, if you're going to use Docker in this project, you have to have this and then have it running on your system. So right now, my Docker is running. The second thing, if you're not going to use Docker, you want to make sure that you have Node.js. This should be installed on your system, and I'm assuming if you are following this course, you have it installed. If not, and I'm just exploring this for those that don't, you go ahead and you download Node.js (LTS) version and it's…

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