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  Where can Angular 2 be downloadet? Bernd Meier <noemail@noemail34573456790.noemail65566> - 2017-01-29 20:36 +0100
    Re: Where can Angular 2 be downloadet? WaltS <thalionusa@REMOVEaim.com> - 2017-01-29 16:49 -0500
    Re: Where can Angular 2 be downloadet? Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn <PointedEars@web.de> - 2017-01-30 07:53 +0100
      Re: Where can Angular 2 be downloadet? Bernd Meier <noemail@noemail34573456790.noemail65566> - 2017-01-30 10:39 +0100

#32421 — Where can Angular 2 be downloadet?

I think the successor of AngularJS is
named Angular 2 or only Angular.

On https://angularjs.org/ I can only download AngularJS.
If I click on the "TRY NEW ANGULAR" button I'm linked
to https://angular.io/.

If I click on "GET STARTED" on https://angular.io/ I'm linked to
https://material.angular.io/.

There is also a "GET STARTED" button linked to
https://material.angular.io/guide/getting-started.

There are only command line instructions but no
link where I can download Angular 2.

So what have I to do to download Angular 2?

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#32422

On 01/29/2017 02:36 PM, Bernd Meier wrote:
> I think the successor of AngularJS is
> named Angular 2 or only Angular.
> 
> On https://angularjs.org/ I can only download AngularJS.
> If I click on the "TRY NEW ANGULAR" button I'm linked
> to https://angular.io/.
> 
> If I click on "GET STARTED" on https://angular.io/ I'm linked to
> https://material.angular.io/.
> 
> There is also a "GET STARTED" button linked to
> https://material.angular.io/guide/getting-started.
> 
> There are only command line instructions but no
> link where I can download Angular 2.
> 
> So what have I to do to download Angular 2?
> 


I think that happens when you follow step 3 on the Getting Started page 
that is about "Get started with Angular Material 2 using the Angular 
CLI.", but I'm lousy at following instructions.

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#32424

Bernd Meier wrote:

> I think the successor of AngularJS is
> named Angular 2 or only Angular.

Actually, it is *fully* called “Angular Material 2”, referring to Google’s 
“material design” introduced with Android 5.0 based on Google’s design 
language of the same name.
 
> On https://angularjs.org/ I can only download AngularJS.
> If I click on the "TRY NEW ANGULAR" button I'm linked

_referred_

> to https://angular.io/.
> 
> If I click on "GET STARTED" on https://angular.io/ I'm linked to
> https://material.angular.io/.
> 
> There is also a "GET STARTED" button linked to
> https://material.angular.io/guide/getting-started.

Exactly.

> There are only command line instructions but no
> link where I can download Angular 2.

The command-line instructions *are* the way to download and install the 
software.

In modern software development you no longer have to use a Web browser to 
download a compressed archive of a software library first, and extract the 
source code to a directory using archive software, only to run a Makefile
in the console after all.

Platform-independent, environment-agnostic command-line tools using public 
repositories on the InterWeb[tm], like npm (Node.js Package Manager) [1], 
enable this in one step.  Sometimes even starting the build process of the 
library is included (Node.js packages are mostly Google V8 JavaScript source 
code, so they are JIT-compiled; no build process is necessary).
 
> So what have I to do to download Angular 2?

Select the second “GET STARTED” button and follow the instructions.  If you 
do not have npm, install it first, and for that prefer packages of your 
software distribution over a manual installation.  Finally, RTFM and STFW.


With the address part of the From header field value of your posting you are 
in blatant violation of Internet quasi-Standard RFC 5536, § 3.1.2 [2], and 
in blatant disregard of network etiquette (netiquette).  So, pending further 
changes on your part, this was my last reply to you.  Continued network 
abuse on your part may also result in your being reported to your service 
provider, which, subject to their terms and conditions, may result in 
suspension or cancellation of your user account.  You have been warned.

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#32425

Thank you for your extensive answer.

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