.NET 8 Angular 15 with Bootstrap
The angular-spa.NET 8.0 project is designed to streamline the development process for Angular applications using the Angular CLI and ASP.NET Core. This powerful combination allows developers to leverage modern development practices with efficient tooling, enabling a smooth workflow whether you’re building, testing, or deploying applications. With its capabilities for hot reloading and production builds, the project caters to both development and production environments effectively, making it a strong choice for Angular developers.
Not only does this setup provide ease of use, but it also emphasizes quick iterations during development. By running scripts that watch for file changes, developers can experience immediate feedback and a seamless transition between editing code and viewing changes live on the application. This leads to faster iterations and more productive development cycles.
Hot Reloading: Automatically applies changes made to your application without requiring a page refresh, thanks to ServiceStack’s built-in hot reloading.
Watched Builds: The dotnet watch feature automatically recompiles and restarts your .NET Core application upon detecting file changes, which streamlines the development process.
Static Production Builds: Easily generate a static version of your application for production, stored in the /wwwroot folder of your .NET project.
DTO Updates: Simplify the process of updating server-side TypeScript Data Transfer Objects (DTOs) directly with corresponding npm or Gulp tasks.
Test Runner: Launch the test runner in interactive watch mode through npm scripts, enabling continuous testing during the development phase.
Efficient Code Scaffolding: Quickly generate components, directives, pipes, and other Angular constructs using Angular CLI commands, allowing for faster development of features.
Deployment Ready: Run a publish script to package your application for deployment, creating a build that can be easily moved to a remote server or included in a Docker container.
Azure Compatibility: Adjust your project for compatibility with Azure Service Fabric Mesh by modifying the project file to generate necessary assets during the build process.
