ASP.NET Core for Angular, React, and Knockout developers
summary
Creates ready-made ASP.NET Core project templates for Angular/React/Knockout with TypeScript, Webpack and NPM integration, shows Hot Module Replacement updating UI and preserving state, measures server prerender of an initial view at ~50 ms vs seconds on 3G, demonstrates Redux time-travel debugging, production bundling/minification, debugging via source maps in Visual Studio, and calling Node (sharp) from .NET to resize images on demand — all demos run and work.
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chapters (22)
- 0:00Start
- 2:45build your client-side code
- 5:29building a single page application
- 6:24start by creating a new project with asp net core
- 15:55fix your application
- 18:38switch back to the angular application
- 21:51introduce server-side pre-rendering
- 22:14execute the angular application on the server
- 23:41render the initial page on the server
- 25:41set breakpoints
- 27:26writing tests for your code in the browser
- 30:04write a little bit of extra code
- 33:14configure web pack
- 36:10discover the dependencies on other javascript files
- 39:16compile an additional type of file in our application
- 40:38add a sub file to my application
- 42:10configure the sas loader in your web pack
- 45:19running javascript on the server in a dotnet application
- 46:25creating an invisible instance of node j s
- 46:48run javascript on the server in your net environment
- 49:01add images to pages
- 55:14pull in arbitrary npm modules
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