angular-ide-loader
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The Angular IDE by Webclipse is a IDE built specifically for Angular 2 with TypeScript 2.0 validation, advanced HTML coding, integrated usage of the angular-cli and all built optimized for developers to make the most of Angular.
The Angular IDE by Webclipse is a IDE built specifically for Angular 2 with TypeScript 2.0 validation, advanced HTML coding, integrated usage of the angular-cli and all built optimized for developers to make the most of Angular.
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The angular-ide module provides automatic ways of installing and interacting with the IDE. For instance, if you want to get started:
ngide install /path/to/ide
ngide open src/app/main.ts
Would first install the IDE to your chosen path, and then you can open any file directly in the IDE to edit it.
Better yet, it can even integrate with ng serve so that as you are working with your command line tools, the Angular IDE stays up to date even reporting errors.
FAQs
The Angular IDE by Webclipse is a IDE built specifically for Angular 2 with TypeScript 2.0 validation, advanced HTML coding, integrated usage of the angular-cli and all built optimized for developers to make the most of Angular.
We found that angular-ide-loader demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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