If you go to that address with your web browser, you will get a blank page with a Hello World!: Your Nest application will be available from the 127.0.0.1:3000 address. Open a new terminal and navigate to the backend project then run the development server using the following commands: $ cd backend If you navigate to that address using your browser you should be able to see the following page: Your Angular application will be available from the 127.0.0.1:4200 address.
Next, navigate to your frontend project and serve it using a live-reload development server using the following commands: $ cd frontend The CLI will create the necessary files and then prompt you for which package manager to use to install the dependencies. Enter the required information or leave empty for the default values. The Nest CLI will ask you for a bunch of information about your project such as the name, description and author. The Angular CLI will prompt you if you Would you like to add Angular routing? (y/N) Enter y( This will automatically set up routing in your project) and Which stylesheet format would you like to use? (Use arrow keys) Choose CSS and hit Enter. Next, navigate to your created project and generate the backend and frontend projects using the following commands: $ cd nest-angular-app
Head back to your terminal and navigate to your working directory then create a folder for both the frontend and backend projects: $ cd ~/demos After installing the required utilities, let's now proceed to create our project.
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