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ASP.NET Core + Angular 2 General question #3408


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bilalhaidar created

Hello,

I've been using the ASP.NET MVC 5 + Angular 1.x for some time.

I've recently started learning Angular 2, and I should be starting a new course on ASP.NET Core.

I am planning to switch to using the Angular 2 project type for this framework. Do you think it's a good idea? Would it be difficult for me? But then I think again, how would I be able to learn those technologies if I dont start using them in a project.

I am not sure of the complexity of the ASP.NET Core/Angular 2 app here, that's why I am asking, ..

Thanks in advance.


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    ismcagdas created
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    Hi @drcgreece,

    We think angular2 is good for new projects because it's the new technology. It is totaly different than angular1 and because of that it is a bit harder to learn and develop with angular2.

    But when you start to make progress, it is better :).

    I suggest you to start with angular's official documentation and tour of heroes example to learn angular 2. We struggled with difficulties of angular2 and created angular2 version of AspNet Zero, so it will be easier for you to start with angular2 using AspNet Zero.

    Thanks.