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README.md

<img src="https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1016365/10639063/138338bc-7806-11e5-8057-d34c75f3cafc.png" alt="Universal Angular 2" height="320"/>

Angular 2 Universal Starter

Server-Side Rendering for Angular 2

A minimal Angular 2 starter for Universal JavaScript using TypeScript 2 and Webpack 2

If you're looking for the Angular Universal repo go to angular/universal

Installation

npm install

Serve

npm start to build your client app and start a web server
npm run build to prepare a distributable bundle

Development

run npm start and npm run watch in two separate terminals to build your client app, start a web server, and allow file changes to update in realtime