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Integrating with Visual Studio 2015 #1

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varghesep opened this issue Jul 27, 2015 · 2 comments
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Integrating with Visual Studio 2015 #1

varghesep opened this issue Jul 27, 2015 · 2 comments

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@varghesep
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I'm very interested to see an example that explains how to integrate stealjs with ASP.NET MVC6, gulp, bower, babel and react and run the app on IIS Express like it exists on a production server.

An ASP.NET MVC6 application can be created with Visual Studio 2015 Community Edition. Using a gulpfile.js, the compilation can be done. This is important because, in production it is better to use the compiled JS files rather than using JSX to compile every time.

@quantuminformation
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There is no specific integration with with MV6 or IIS, its just js you host on IIS that behaves the same in mostly any browser.

@morganheimbeck
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To compile the JS, you would just use Steal-tools. But I am curious what exactly you are looking for with this title of Visual Studio. Are you saying you want to see a .NET application that has react on the front end and which tools to use OR do you want to see a react single page application with a .NET API? There are many ways to build examples for that and this repo seems to be just a simple example of react with steal to prove that it can be done and very easily especially in development. When you start getting to production is when people have to find their own balance of how to render the screens/js/application.

Just to let you know, I am working for a company where I am building a .NET API with a React single page application using IIS to server it, and it is great, almost done in fact.

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