April 2017
Beginner to intermediate
378 pages
7h 57m
English
Since Ionic uses Node.js for its CLI as well as for the build tasks, we will first install it as follows:
Click on the Install button on the homepage and an installer for our OS will automatically be downloaded. We can also navigate to https://nodejs.org/download/ and download a specific copy.
To verify that Node.js has been successfully installed, open a new Terminal (*nix systems) or Command Prompt (Windows systems) and run the following command:
node -v > v6.10.1
npm -v > 3.10.10
npm is a Node Package Manager that we will be using to download various dependencies for our Ionic project. ...
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