ASP.Net Core 2 and Angular 5, Paperback/Valerio de Sanctis

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Key Features Build a complete single page application with two of the most impressive frameworks in modern development, ASP. NET Core and Angular. Bring together the capabilities and features of both Angular 5 and ASP. NET Core 2 for full stack development. From managing data, to application design, through to SEO optimization and security - take a comprehensive approach to building your next web project Book Description Full-Stack Web Development means being able to work on both the front-end and back-end portions of an application. Front-end is the part the user will see or interact with, while back-end is the underlying engine which handles the logical flow: server configuration, data storage and retrieval, database interactions, user authentication and more. This book will guide the reader to become proficient, if not fluent, in both of these worlds by combining the impressive capabilities of ASP. NET Core 2 and Angular 5. Get ready to experience a journey of the entire development process using a full-stack approach, from the project setup to the deployment phase: using the ASP. NET MVC Framework to implement the back-end API calls, Entity Framework Core to build the Data Model, then Angular 5 to put together the front-end. You'll be able to take full control of your solution by choosing and configuring the development tools accordingly along with the main architecture. You will then implement the back-end with MVC, APIs, server-side routing and request-response cycle and also implement the front-end with Angular 4. Later on, you will build the Data Model with Entity Framework Core and style the front-end with Bootstrap and CSS/LESS for a responsive, mobile-friendly UI. You will go through Forms and Validation and different Authentication and Authorization techniques, including Third-Party Authentication using OAuth2 providers such as Facebook. At the end, you will go through the final steps of Deployment using Windows Server, SQL Server, and the IIS/Kestrel reverse prox