Update 2015-12-11 At about the same time this post was originally written, Mads Kristensen released the WebPack Task Runner extension. This post has been modified to reflect the new situation. tl;dr Developing ReactJS apps with an ASP.NET Web API back-end
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The last couple of years, many .NET developers are making a gradual shift from developing Windows and/or server-side ASP.NET applications to client-side JavaScript apps, myself included. That is not really specific for .NET developers, it happens elsewhere too. What is
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This week, more details about the future of Angular 2.0 have been announced at the ng-europe conference (see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gNmWybAyBHI for the video). After the first announcements made in march 2014, more details have been disclosed. Angular 2.0 will not be
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In the early days of ASP.NET web development things were easy: Web Forms was the only option for building dynamic web applications. People were happy, people mocked, but life was simple and everybody carried on.Fast forward to 2014 and you
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A little while ago I blogged about Appoints-Api. This is an example appointment scheduling REST API built on Node.js. To complement this API, there now is an example HTML/JavaScript client, based on AngularJS and the angular-hal library. The source code