Summary
In this second chapter, we spent some valuable time exploring and understanding our sample project's core components, how they work together, and their distinctive roles. For the sake of simplicity, we split the analysis into two parts: the .NET back-end ecosystem and the Angular front-end architecture, each with its own configuration files, folder structure, naming conventions, and overall scope.
At the end of the day, we can definitely say that we met the end goal of this chapter and learned a fair number of useful things: we know the location and purpose of both server-side and client-side source code files, we are able to remove existing content and insert new stuff, we are aware of the caching system and other setup parameters, and so on.
A relevant part of the chapter was dedicated to the Angular CLI: we've spent a good amount of time learning how to create a sample app using the ng new
command and to understand the similarities and the differences...