# Create Multiple Angular Apps in One Project
As web development progresses, it has become increasingly important for developers to be able to work on multiple apps in one project. This can come in handy when developing related applications that have a common backend. Fortunately, Angular makes it possible to create multiple apps in one project.
In this tutorial, we’ll take you through the steps involved in creating multiple Angular apps in one project.
## Step 1: Set Up Your Workspace
The first step is to set up your workspace. You can use the Angular CLI to set up your workspace or create it manually.
If you prefer to use the CLI, run the following command:
“`
ng new my-workspace
“`
Replace `my-workspace` with the name of your preferred workspace.
## Step 2: Create Your Apps
After you have set up your workspace, create your apps. To create an app, run the following command:
“`
ng generate application my-first-app
“`
Replace `my-first-app` with the name of the app you would like to create. Note that you can create as many apps as you like.
Once you have created your first app, you can create more apps by running the same command and changing the name of the app. For example:
“`
ng generate application my-second-app
“`
## Step 3: Serve Your Apps
After you have created your apps, you need to serve them so you can see them in your browser. To serve an app, run the following command:
“`
ng serve my-first-app
“`
Replace `my-first-app` with the name of the app you would like to serve. Ensure that you are serving the app in its own terminal window.
## Step 4: Build Your Apps
If you want to build your apps, run the following command:
“`
ng build my-first-app
“`
Replace `my-first-app` with the name of the app you would like to build.
## FAQs
### Q: What is the Angular CLI?
A: The Angular CLI is a tool used to create, scaffold, and run Angular applications. It is built and maintained by the Angular team.
### Q: Can I create more than two Angular apps in one project?
A: Yes, you can create as many apps as you like in one project.
### Q: Can I share components between apps?
A: Yes, you can share components between apps by creating a shared module.
### Q: Can each app have its own routing?
A: Yes, each app can have its own routing.
### Q: Can I use Angular Material in one app and not the other?
A: Yes, you can use Angular Material in one app and not the other by installing it separately in each app.
“`html
Example Code Block:
ng new my-workspace
ng generate application my-first-app
ng generate application my-second-app
ng serve my-first-app
ng build my-first-app
“`