Closed frodefi closed 8 years ago
Angular 2 itself doesn't require any specific version of Node per se, since it runs in the browser. Rather, the setup proposed in the quickstart requires it.
I think Node 4 is still accurate for the CLI but if you find scenarios where it doesn't work, I'd be happy to accept a PR changing the readme.
I think Node 4 is still accurate for the CLI but if you find scenarios where it doesn't work, I'd be happy to accept a PR changing the readme.
@filipesilva. Look your own comment in #1110.
Angular 2 itself doesn't require any specific version of Node per se, since it runs in the browser.
So, why no use Node 1.x? I also had problems with node 4.x and the solution was update to Node 6.x.
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In issue #1146 user hacknaked says that one should probably use Node 5 or higher since Angular 2 requires it: https://angular.io/docs/ts/latest/quickstart.html#!#prereq.
Perhaps the Readme of this project needs to be updated from requiring Node 4?