Stephan van Rooij

Software architect with a passion for home automation.

Angular2 CLI with ASP.NET Core

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If you’re creating a new Angular2 application, you definitely want to use the Angular2 CLI. It help you setup a new Angular application. It has a build-in development server and it will generate Components for you. This means less typing (isn’t that always better?).

But how do you use this tool when you want to use ASP.NET core for the backend? Getting it to work can be quite a hassle. That is why Michal Dymel, made a nice guide to get you started. Check out his guide at https://devblog.dymel.pl/2016/10/25/angular2-cli-with-aspnet-core-application-tutorial/

I haven’t checked it out, but let me know what you think.

Getting started with Angular2 and .NET core

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I’ve found a few nice articles to get you started with Angular 2 and .NET core. Normally it would be somewhat of a hassle to get started, but this should provide you with some working samples.

  1. Fast track your Angular 2 and .NET Core
  2. Angular 2 and .NET Core – your first component
  3. Angular 2 and .NET Core – route directly to your components

This is a series of posts by Jon Hilton and uses the ASP.NET Core Template Pack to get started.

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