During this year we had the chance to build several Web applications using ASP.NET Core combined with frameworks and libraries such as Angular 2 or SignalR. Since then I have been receiving requests to post about how to deploy that kind of applications on Microsoft Azure so this is what we are going to do on this post. The truth is that despite the fact that those apps were built with the same technologies, they were created and can be run using different tools. For example, the PhotoGallery application was built entirely in Visual Studio which means it can be opened, run and deployed to Azure using Azure Tools for Visual Studio. On the other hand, the Scheduler app has two parts, the server part with the API which can be opened, run and deployed through Visual Studio as well and the client side one which was built outside Visual Studio using NodeJS packages and other client-side libraries. The LiveGameFeed app is an ASP.NET Core – Angular 2 – SignalR app built entirely outside of Visual Studio.


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