Deploying ASP.NET Boilerplate Apps for Devs in a Hurry

Lee P Richardson

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This is the story of my first site, where I threw the SPA (Single Page Application) into ASP.NET Core's wwwroot directory, and slung it up to Azure App Services as a single site, and called it a day.

If deploying a SPA in an ASP.NET Core site is in your future, this article is for you. I'll go over it in five steps: Creating a database, deploying a database, creating an app service, compiling and deploying the host, and compiling and deploying Angular.

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Lee P Richardson

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Lee is a Microsoft MVP and a prolific writer, speaker, and youtuber on .Net and open source topics. Lee is a Solution Samurai at InfernoRed ( http://infernoredtech.com). When not coding he enjoys running, mountain biking, smoking brisket, electronics, 3D printing, and woodworking. He is active on twitter where you can reach him @lprichar ( https://twitter.com/lprichar).

Deploying ASP.NET Boilerplate Apps for Devs in a Hurry

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