For azure, should I host the angular project as an app or as a static site using something like azure blob storage?
Is any one running the Angular 2/4+ app deployed to a server? What service are you using that supports all the angular features fully. For example, routing works properly, mutitenant sundomain works etc...
Currently I am using Netlify, which works, but they had to do a special configuration for the sub domain wildcard to work and I have to pay like 40 a month to keep that working. Also I often have routing issues. For example when impersonate a user it adds the complete new url to my current url instead of replacing it.
I am hosting the api in Azure. Is anyone hosting on the Angular app on Azure, how is that experience?
Basically I am look for some hosting advice. Any tips helps.
Has anyone come across this issue?
Unable to create new Tenants in release mode. When I put the app in release mode I get a 500 Internal server error when creating new tenants. Also I cannot create new tenants when I deploy to Azure (Likely because it's deployed in release mode.)
Hi @chalitbur, I had this same issue.
Look at the play button (launch debug button) in your top toolbar. Does it show "IIS Express", or does it show the name of the project you are trying to debug? If it says "IIS Express" change it to the project you want to debug. This will dramatically speed up the launching of the app in debug mode. Hope this helps.
Best Regards
I completly agree . Great Job Guys!
I love the new UI and the addition of Xamarin is a major plus.
I am going to be using <a class="postlink" href="http://grialkit.com/">http://grialkit.com/</a> for my Xamarin user interface. Just thought I'd mention it to any interested parties. Its a well done UI kit for Xamarin Forms.
I am tempted to run my new project on the .net framework instead of .net core 2.0, since I really want to take advantage of Signal R chat features. Otherwise I may use .net core 2.0 and roll out my own chat and real-time notification using Google Firebase, however that's a lot more work to make that happen when It's already working with Signal R. So my question is: What is the main advantage to running AspnetZero on .net core vs classic .net framework. Is it worth going back to classic .net framework just for Signal R? Or would it be better to just build my own chat feature?
Hahaha, you are right, that a funny coincidence.
When the new version of ASP.NET ZERO arrives, will it already support Angular 5? I would imagine that this new version of Angular will greatly help speed up the build process.
Awesome!
Thanks for the response. I will wait until next week
Does any one have any idea when the next version of AspnetZero will be released? I am delaying starting my project until the update is released so if there is any breaking changes I don't have worry about integrating the update.
