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How to turnaround team in High Performing Team

  First step: Evaluate team: Check for week members either Skill wise  either Availability wise either Emotion wise Check for strong members Check for easily influenced  Check for Tough members Check for new/old member in team. Check influence of the member Arrange people in these categories.  Second Step: ...

First Angular App on windows

First step is -install Node (from https://nodejs.org/en) after install latest stable node, check node version as: node -v install angular/cli, which will help to create boiler plate code (basic structure). It is command line interface, generate new node project with it. npm i -g @angular/cli to check installed version    ng --version (Navigate to path where you want to create Angular project.  Run command:  npm init this will walk through creating a package.json file) ------------------------------------------------------------------- Create new angular project: go to path where you want to create new project. On cmd prompt run command asp ng new  myApp   (name of project/application) Webpack- a tool that creates bundles for javascript code and stylesheets and injects those bundles into index.html at run-time. Generate component ng g component abc --type=component ------------------------------------------------------------------- Component Lifecycle ...

Building React App

  Creating an App # Need to have Node >= 10 on local development machine  (but it’s not required on the server). You can use  nvm  (macOS/Linux) or  nvm-windows  to switch Node versions between different projects. (  default  npm install -g  will install to c:/users/user_name/ node_modules/ bin) For npm 5.1 or earlier , you can't use  npx . Instead, install  create-react-app  globally: npm install -g create-react-app And Run create-react-app my-app For NPM 6 and higher npm init react-app my-app Or NPX Command to quick start ( npx  comes with npm 5.2+ and higher) npx create-react-app my-app cd my-app npm start YARN yarn create react-app my-app Selecting a package manager When you create a new app, the CLI will use  Yarn  to install dependencies (when available). If you have Yarn installed, but would prefer to use npm, you can append  --use-npm  to the creation command.  for NPM npx create-react-a...