All the visual studio example for creating angular application is based on asp.net. However I need to deploy the Asp.Net based application on Node.js and I want to use visual studio to debug when developing.
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I am using Visual Studio template ASP.NET Core with Angular. In this, I want to configure IdentityServer4, on which side is it to good implement?
I am currently working on building an application for someone who wants it to run in their SharePoint 2019 environment. However they will not let me access their platform. Hence it's difficult to test.
I've setup a SharePoint Online tenant onwhich I can test it, but SPFx differs for these two versions (SharePoint 2019 uses v1.4.1 or lower, while Online uses the most recent version).
Is there any way I can test my SharePoint application for SPFx v1.4.1 (or lower) easily? It's a single page application built with React.
I am trying to create a windows installer for a web application. In this web project we are using both front-end (ReactJS) and back-end (Spring BOOT) servers.
Now I am struggling to create a installer for the software distribution:
Can someone please advice me how to do it?
How to approach to start those servers once installed?
Does anyone know how to deploy a pure Angular application to Azure websites?
I have a Angular 2 application (like the Angular 2 Quick Start) in VSTS Git source control. How can I deploy the application to Azure websites from setting up the VSTS build?
I saw document for deploying node.js (with angular) to Azure: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/vs/alm/build/azure/nodejs. I did successfully deploy many of my angular applications to Azure websites following the instructions in the document. But I don't use anything with node.js in my Angular application. I hope that I can just deploy my pure Angular application to azure websites.
Previously, I used Visual Studio to create empty project to contain my Angular application. These kind of projects can be easily deployed to Azure websites. Now I am using VS code and I don't want to create any Visual Studio Solution. I don't know how to setup a continuous deployment in VSTS with just the pure Angular code.
I know I probably need to use IIS anyway and I need some settings/configs. But I just don't want to do them in Visual Studio project.
Using node.js to create a deploy package and then deploying the package by "Azure Web App Deployment" task is a convenient way to deploy to Azure Site.
However, if you don't like this, you can create a batch/power-shell script to copy your deployment files in Azure Web App via FTP method. Refer to this link for details: Deploy by copying files to Azure manually
And you can also try to deploy it from Source Control directly: Deploy from a cloud-based source control service
I'm reading this tutorial on DotNetNuke Module Development, and I'd like to know what the acronym WSP stands for in phrase "the WSP model of development".
I know what they are referring to when they say the WSP model of Development, it's the model of development where you hookup the entire directory structure of DNN to Visual Studio and develop the module from there.
WSP stands for Web Site Project in Visual Studio (File - New Web Site).
The other project model is Web Application Project or WAP (File - New Project - Web).
See also:
Comparing Web Site Projects and Web Application Projects
ASP.NET: Web Site or Web Application?
Difference between 'Web Site' and 'Project' in Visual Studio
What is the difference between web application and website in asp.net?