We are going to create our own structure based on the Angular quickstart guide. You can go ahead and delete the app.ts and app.css files. Once Visual Studio is done with its thing, you should have a new solution that looks like this: Since we are not creating any server-side code, we will create a simple HTML Application with TypeScript: To use Visual Studio, the first thing you need is to create a project. Using TypeScript and Angular2 in Visual Studio 2013 Unfortunately, trying to get Visual Studio 2013, TypeScript and Angular to play nice took a little more work than I expected – so here is my own Quick Start Guide to Angular2 in VS2013. I already had experience writing large libraries in TypeScript using Visual Studio, so I decided to jump right in. Since everything was written in TypeScript, I really wanted to get it working inside Visual Studio.
That all works great – you can get everything running using Node and the editor of your choice. They even provide a straightforward ‘5-minute’ quick start guide that walks you through setting up your environment.
Getting started with Angular seems easy enough. Armed with a bit of free time and a new idea for a website, I thought it might be fun to explore the new version of Angular (version 2) written in TypeScript. For those who aren’t familiar with Angular, it is an open-source framework for web applications from Google.
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