Angular Console 6 Beta-2 is Released!
We launched Angular Console — the UI for the Angular CLI — a few weeks ago, and we got an amazing response from the Angular community:
- We saw podcasts, presentations and videos about Angular Console
- We started to get high-quality contributions to Angular Console
- Finally, we got a lot of warm words from many folks in the community saying how useful this tool is for them
If you don’t know what Angular Console is, check out an excellent video by Jeff Delaney on it:
Linux Support is Here!
Today, we are happy to announce Angular Console 6 Beta-2. This release is mostly about tidying things up: it contains a lot of bug fixes and UX improvements. It also has one major feature: Linux support.
For now, it’s still experimental, so you can only get a Linux version directly from our releases page.
Get Angular Console!
You can get Angular Console at angularconsole.com. If you are an existing Angular Console user, the app will download the new version automatically.
Victor Savkin is a co-founder of Nrwl. We help companies develop like Google since 2016. We provide consulting, engineering and tools.
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