Closed ahmerwaseem closed 6 years ago
Having the same exact issue, did you figured it out?
Same issue here
same here
This problem occurred when i've used built-in terminal (in my case it was terminal in webstorm), try to type npm start in command line.
There is an issue on your code, check all your classes, components and so on, in my case, I was missing a bracket }
I just switched to different directory, cloned, installed, and ran it, and it worked. I have no clue why.
Almost Same issue here. My case is like for first time with npm start it works fine.than it is started throwing the same error
make sure you guys don't have multiple angular apps running. I had one running on my port 4200 and when I tried to run another one, it throws the same error that you're talking about.
I don't think if there's any error in the quickstart, correct me if wrong.
This repository is now deprecated. The Angular Quickstart project was a nice starting point for creating Angular applications. Now we recommend using the Angular CLI to create new Angular projects.
Starting from 1 November 2017, all the Angular documentation, at angular.io, is based on the Angular CLI.
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Getting the following errors, I made no changes, just did npm install then npm start.