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Starting With AngularJS

So a per the tutorial said. First installed git. Then cloned to the tutorial repository which was given Phonecat. Then installed nodes.js and finally did a npm install which took me almost 20 min. I wonder why? The npm install did installed the following ;
  • Bower - client-side code package manager
  • Http-Server - simple local static web server
  • Karma - unit test runner
  • Protractor - end to end (E2E) test runner

So I'm all ready to go. 
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