Angular Default

Angular App Not Loading?

Port 4200 is the default home for Angular apps. If ng serve is failing, check the port status below.

Go to http://localhost:4200 →
Kill Port 4200
npx kill-port 4200

Angular CLI (ng serve) Troubleshooting

Angular developers often encounter EADDRINUSE: address already in use when running multiple projects.

Quick Fix

1. Change Port on Fly

Don't want to kill the other process? Just start Angular on a different port.

ng serve --port 4201

2. Check Angular JSON Configuration

If you want to change the default port permanently, edit your angular.json file:

"serve": {
  "options": {
    "port": 4201
  }
}

Developer Port Reference Guide

Frontend & Web
3000 React / Node / Default 3001 React Secondary 5173 Vite / Vue 3 4200 Angular CLI 8000 Django / Gatsby 8080 Tomcat / Vue / Spring 8081 React Native 80 HTTP Standard 443 HTTPS / SSL
Backend & Infrastructure
5000 Flask / AirPlay 4000 Jekyll / Hexo 9000 SonarQube / PHP
Database & Cache
3306 MySQL 5432 PostgreSQL 27017 MongoDB 6379 Redis 11211 Memcached
DevOps & Data Science
8888 Jupyter Notebook 9200 Elasticsearch 9090 Prometheus 15672 RabbitMQ UI 8500 Consul 127.0.0.1 Loopback IP