Building a web app using ASP.NET Core 1.0, Aurelia, TypeScript, Webpack in VS Code – Part 1

This is the first part of Building a web application using ASP.NET Core 1.0, Aurelia, TypeScript, Webpack in Visual Studio Code. If you were to a build a modern web application today, you have plenty of choices for the back end, front end and build tools. In this series of posts, I'm going to show how to create a modern web application using ASP.NET Core 1.0, AureliaJs, TypeScript and Webpack in Visual Studio Code.

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[ICTWERKTVIDEOS]

I am watching your tutorial while at the same time doing the steps you show myself. It makes for a nice learning experience. Thanks!

[aliberg]

Thank you for the really great tutorial!! I always wanted to understand this stuff in depth. Awesome!

[CuccR]

Thank you, exactly the combination I was looking for

[johnnylarue]

Thank you for taking the time to help the community with this excellent series!  One question.  It seems that when you run the Yomen aspnet sub generators such as mvccontroller that your controller files get created in the Controllers folder.  In my environment (windows 10) the files are only created in that folder if I position my so within VS Code first.  What am I missing?   Also I had to run DotNet restore once I added the MVC dependency which you did not. Otherwise I was able to reproduce your example and run the code.
Anyway thanks so much I shall continue to part 2.

[MrBestard]

Are you a presenter? I find your videos are very easy to follow. Thanks, subscribed!

[benjaminhuang]

I can not use sub generator of aspnet gnerator. When I run $yo aspnet:WebApiController GreetingsController I got error "You don’t seem to have a generator with the name “aspnet:WebApiContoller” installed." How to fix this issue?