It would be great to hear the members of the podcast discuss what they think needs to happen in order to simplify this. What happens if there's an incompatibility in one of the libraries used? Has the JavaScript world gone completely mad? Is this really acceptable? 40,000+ files before I write my first line of code? OK, so Angular CLI has created all this stuff for me but I still have to understand what it's about, or how will I maintain it and keep it up-to-date. Oh! Looking at the properties of the directory I saw Size: 161MB, Contains: 40,531 files, 7,226 folders. Get the mechanics out the way and lower the barrier to entry.
I was delighted to hear the Angular team was coming up with Angular CLI. Even the Angular 2 5 minute quick start took me a day to get my head around! Even though I'd heard your previous discussions on this, in reality I was totally unprepared as to how difficult it was when I had to do it myself recently. There's no point in saying how much easier Angular 2 is than Angular 1 if you can't get it running. Whilst most of this has nothing to do with Angular itself, it's still the barrier to entry.
“I know you've discussed a couple of times about how hard it is to set up an Angular 2 project. This show is based off the following listener email:
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