Angularjs Workshop Pre-Requisites

May 11, 20151 like232 views

An AngularJS workshop will be held by GDG Blida Coffee Meetup and animated by Houssem Yahiaoui. Nodejs and Npm are required to be installed beforehand. The source code for the workshop will be shared on GitHub and presented during the event. Participants are looking forward to learning and happy coding.

GDG Blida Coffee Meetup
AngularJS Framework Workshop
Animated by: Houssem Yahiaoui
Workshop pre-requisites:
1 – Nodejs / Npm (node package manager): full bundle can be installed with different platform
through the following link: http://nodejs.org/.
PS:
1 – You will going to have an issue with the Npm after invoking it from the CLI so in windows you may
just need to go to that directory (which is hidden by default) and add the requested folder.
2 – For the source code: it will going to be presented and shared with members in workshop day. And
shared in GITHUB.
Peace! And see you there!
#GDGBlida
Houssem Yahiaoui
#HappyCoding
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