
Discover techniques for integrating Angular with ASP.NET Core using RxJS, Bootstrap, Angular CLI, and the .NET Core CLI, plus automated Gulp tasks and Git hooks.
Explore integrating Angular with ASP.NET Core using Angular CLI and ASP.NET Core CLI, bind build events and Git hooks, automate versioning, and boost logging and metrics with Gulp and TypeScript.
Demonstrates creating an ASP.NET Core app with multiple Angular projects using Visual Studio, npm installs, and the Angular Console to serve, open, and run in memory.
Add another project to the Angular workspace and see how multiple projects share code, with updates to angular.json and package.json, then serve the project to observe builds in Visual Studio.
Discover how the Angular.Net configuration tool, aka ProjectBuild, automates development, integrates the Angular CLI with the .NET Core CLI, and manages multiple Angular projects within a single Visual Studio project.
There is a lot of confusion about how to integrate Angular and ASP.Net Core. A big part of the problem is a lack of resources and limited understanding of how to integrate these 2 awesome technologies.
Here is what you will take away from watching this course.
· How to integrate the Angular CLI with the .Net Core CLI
· The Angular Console
· How to Bind to build events, and Git Hooks
· How to automate the versioning of your application
· We will look at better server-side exception handling and client-side logging
· How to pass application settings to C#
· How to use performance markers for gathering timing metrics
· Better ways to utilize your Gulp tasks
· Debugging Gulp task can be a pain. I’ll show you how you can easily debug your Gulp tasks.
· And I’ll show you how to write your Gulp tasks using TypeScript. This means you will be able to use object oriented design patterns. You will have all the Intellisense. All the syntax and error checking, and everything you need when creating complex Gulp tasks
You’ll learn these things and more by watching this course.