@aaron Thanks!!
Hi all:
Anyone using VS Code as their IDE? I have a dumb question... if using VS Code then how do you do Package Manager Console things like "Update-Database?"
Or is anyone using Visual Studio for Mac? There is a Package Console "pad" in Visual Studio for Mac but you cannot type into it... so how to do "Update-Database" there?
Any advice on getting set up for ASP.NET Zero dev on a Mac?
I am slowly trying to get the Angular/Core projects working on a mac... forgive my cluelessness...
So for the Angular/ASP.NET Core version:
I can see how to choose one solution and deploy both client and back end of SPA to one URL.
Then if you wish to deploy the public site you would need a different URL, correct?
and you have the option to deploy the client side to one URL, the back end to another, and the public to a 3rd URL.
But most of us probably want all three at one URL.
With ports, this is very feasible.
With Azure, and no ports, how to do?
Ideally someone visits <a class="postlink" href="http://mycustomdomain.com">http://mycustomdomain.com</a> and sees public site. Then I can link them to the client SPA at <a class="postlink" href="http://mycustomdomain.com/spa/">http://mycustomdomain.com/spa/</a> and the angular routing handles everything under spa (or app or whatever is specified).
Then I need only one domain name, and can keep everything branded to that one domain name. I can have spa/angular section and mvc/public section and both integrate to same auth database and I can have my cake and eat it too.
Is this currently possible with all-in-one solution for Angular/Core version?
It was that way with Angular 1/MVC version.
It would be nice if it could just be pointed at a model file... instead of it creating the model file you could point it at a model file, or multiple model files, and it would generate the rest. Then it could be used in cases where you have database first, use VS to generate model files, and then use RAD Tool to generate CRUD UI.
Hi-
Is it possible we could get access to the DLLs for the new RAD Tool... well and the codebase for the UI for it... so that we can modify it and extend it?
In particular it would be nice if the Angular components created were named based on the entity instead of the namespace, in case one wants to group more than one entity in a namespace.
But I imagine it would be fun to extend the tool in multiple ways... for example add an option to generate necessary files for a "Download as Excel" button. Or add column of checkboxes to the table with Select All and "bulk actions" functionality, etc. Or add ability to tie to related model like Users entity but that gets complicated and maybe better to use tool then modify to suit.
Is it in github? We could access and fork and add stuff to submit back?
Hats off to the ASP.NET Zero team though - the tool is WONDERFUL!! and a huge time saver!!!!!
Change Log is here:
<a class="postlink" href="https://aspnetzero.com/Documents/Change-Logs">https://aspnetzero.com/Documents/Change-Logs</a>
If I am looking at an Angular/Core solution, e.g. I have opened up MyProject.All.sln in Visual Studio... where do I look for the version number that I have e.g. latest at the moment is 5.0.6 ?
Several deployment questions: I understand how to deploy the non-merged version... but what about the merged version?
So if we are deploying the merged version of Angular/.NET Core then how does deployment to Azure differ?
Do we still need two urls and two instances of Azure App Services??
Do we still need to update with NSSwag from the command line when we add new services? Still need to npm build -prod the angular portion? Or does that get done by the build scripts automatically in the merged version?
It is confusing how the workflow is different comparing the merged and not-merged solutions.
This is minor issue.. but when running in debug mode anyone know how to keep Visual Studio 2017 from expanding the Script Documents folder automatically every time?
@alper THANK YOU!
