If face any difficulties during project creation try clearing the cache using the following command and then reinstall Angular CLI npm cache clean –force 👍 Congratulations, You have the latest Angular 14 ready and waiting for you to develop. Now we have installed Angular 14 and you can run the project in-browser by typing: ng serveĪnd that’s it! Now go to your browser and type ' and you will be able to show the following screen. It will return actual Angular version we have installed and other info. It will take some time, once installation completed go to the project directory and type: ng -v Accept the defaults by pressing the Enter key. It will prompt you for information about features to include in the initial app project.

Now go to the directory where you want to place the project with CLI and then type: ng new

Step 2: Create Blank Project in Angular 14 with CLI It will show the currently installed CLI Version, Great now we have installed CLI and it's ready to use with angular. To check the version of your Angular CLI, type: ng -v We’re going to use NPM to install the Angular CLI globally through the following command: npm install -g installed, you can access the CLI tool by typing ng. We can use Angular CLI to Create New Projects, generate Application code and library code, and also develop tasks such as component generation, creating Application bundles, deployment, etc… The Angular CLI (Command Line Interface) is the quickest and easiest way to get started with an Angular 14 project. Step 1: Installing Angular 14 through the CLI If you don’t have knowledge of node.js then please check the getting-started-with-node.js article else continue here. If you don’t have installed Node.js on your machine simply go to and download the latest stable version or you can also use the current version of it and install it on your machine. To check whether or not you have both of these installed, visiting your command line or Terminal and type: node -v Note: Angular 14 requires Node.js version 16.x.

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