Why you should use .NET Core with Angular
Neither the JavaScript technology stack, nor the feature overlap of views and routing, should be a cause of cultural shock. There are several productive alternatives to building an application with Angular and ASP.NET Core. Your option of structuring the app’s client and server architecture depends on factors such as application size, mobile needs, and code sharing desires. An ASP.NET Core application using Angular can be designed as an all-in-one monolithic project, a server and web client project or even as a multi-client project.
By using .NET technology and Angular, a developer can write a powerful and controlled web application that fulfills business needs indefinitely. Projects that involve highly complex architecture demand frequent yet seamless testing and build deployments. These are essential elements to lower downtime and deliver excellent experiences for end users.
Angular Supported template in .Net Core
The ASP.NET team has built Angular templates to support development of front-end based applications with .NET Core as the backend. That template also offers hosting of both the application types into a single one. Therefore, it is useful to build and publish applications as a single unit. Angular templates provide commands, which are useful in;
• generation of applications
• adding different code blocks into applications
• adding unit test spec files
• run tests
• run the application in development mode
• generate build files to deploy
Choosing Angular for the front-end and .NET Core for the back-end side of your web application will allow you to get the most out of these extremely powerful web application frameworks.
Angular and .NET: Loosly coupled codebase
When you create an Angular application with .NET Core back-end, your Angular code doesn’t depend on the .NET code. You can host it in another app or possibly another server. Since .net core code is independently hosted , it can be access by other applications as well e.g. Same data being accessed by any mobile application or any other web application which might be using the same data .
Angular and .NET: Smooth & Timely Development
Angular and .NET Core stack is also a great solution if you need to develop a successful Net Core web application quickly. Both frameworks have tons of open-source and proprietary libraries that allow you to speed up the development process. It is worth admitting that Angular is written in TypeScript that is strongly typed language similar to C#. Syntax of TypeScript is also very similar to C#. Such similarity results in less bugs and ensures you can use the same classes with just small modifications.
Angular and .NET: Low cost development with Full Stack developers
Language similarity of Angular + .NET Core results in one more beneficial feature – decreased development costs. With prebuilt templates already available to developers, it is quite easy to learn & adapt full stack development.
Angular and .NET: UI Stack Plasticity
The flexibility of the latest ASP.NET Razor with assistance of certain modules from a set of available libraries gives you the possibility to combine even native ASP.NET MVC UI with Angular. This significantly shifts functionality from client to server, in case you prefer back-end development over front-end. In combination with server-side rendering, it provides the ability to achieve the ultimate speed for the first-page load.
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