Angular and ASP.Net Core Integration (Udemy.com)

Brilliant course!!!

This course has some very useful tips, and is fast pace for those who are up to speed with the latest .NET Core. However though not fair to the instructor, I feel like I should give this a higher score but there was much more that went over my head due to my lack of knowledge in some of the areas in .NET Core. I would suggest to others to first take a course on .NET Core before taking this one.

I was happy to see that someone realizes the importance of integrating server-side technologies with client-side technologies. I am a lead developer at a Microsoft shop, and most of the other developers don’t have a clue how to integrate with Angular. There is a huge paradigm shift to using Angular with ASP.Net and this course showed me how. I am recommending it to all my developers, and I am hoping to see more courses on Angular by this author.

I would however suggest more real world examples. Thanks for the ASP.Net Core Starter app. It’s awesome!

I am a Microsoft developer trying to stay on top of the latest technologies. As a developer, I now have more opportunities than ever, because ASP.Net Core is open source. But I haven’t been exposed to client-side technologies, such as Angular, until recently.

Thanks for this course! At first, I didn’t understand the humor in this course. But after using the concepts and recommendations in the course, I can appreciate the humor in the comments and sidebars.

Many thanks to UDEMY for hiring you.

You are right what you say about how Microsoft developers are not happy to “drop down to the command line”, and that we want to do everything from within the IDE.

Rock on!

I have used Visual Studio for decades, but since the release of ASP.Net Core, I was not sure how to integrate VS-2017 with Angular and other client-side technologies.

This course showed me how to separate debug from release, which really speeds up the development time. I learned how to debug Gulp files, which is not demonstrated in any other course that I have found.

Wow, Git Hooks! Really man! I didn’t know that you could use JavaScript and NodeJS for Git Hooks. I believe what you said about how “automation is the key to productivity”. Microsoft developers want to do everything from within Visual Studio, and with good reason. Other non-Microsoft developers that I work with, are used to doing things the hard way. Not me!

Donovan, you must have spent months figuring this stuff out. Please let me know when you release your next course on Angular and ASP.Net Core.

I can’t thank you enough for this course! My team has been struggling for months trying to learn how to integrate Angular with ASP.Net Core, and especially using Visual Studio.

We were not too quick to believe that the answer is automation, using NodeJs, NPM, and Gulp. The videos on Git-Hooks and debugging Git-Hooks and Gulp tasks has been extremely helpful.

Please let me know when you release another course on Angular! We would like to see a course on Angular design patterns.

Getting started was not smooth. Things have changed: for example there is no longer a typescript console template in VS

I, for one, am happy that you are targeting the advance developers. I couldn’t help noticing the review by Omar Mohammad. He must be using an earlier version of Visual Studio. If I may suggest that you qualify the viewer better. My guess is that he expected more spoon feeding. I had no problem with any part of your course and, TypeScript is available in most IDEs including VS2017.

I appreciate the approach and techniques you are demonstrating, and they are very innovative. I especially like that you are separating Debug from Release, and not bundling until Release. That is a huge time saver, and also closer to how a Microsoft developer expect to develop software. You are right. I am not willing to use the command line for any of my software development. What experienced software developer would?

I also like how that your bundling technique creates a smaller payload, separating the framework from the application is a brilliant technique. I didn’t think that was possible! However, I would like to see a bundling segment explaining how to do the same with WebPack, since that is Googles approach using the Angular-CLI.

I like your style of delivery, and I may contact you from time to time to see if you have any new Angular course.