[Link] Build SPA on ASP.NET Core with JavaScript Services

Great introduction about JavaScriptServices (JavaScriptServices GitHub repository):

• Microsoft.AspNetCore.SpaTemplates plugs into dotnet new, providing project templates for Angular 2, Aurelia, Knockout, React, and React+Redux applications.

dotnet new -l

Templates                                     Short Name      Language      Tags

Console Application                           console         [C#], F#      Common/Console Class library                                 classlib        [C#], F#      Common/Library Unit Test Project                             mstest          [C#], F#      Test/MSTest xUnit Test Project                            xunit           [C#], F#      Test/xUnit ASP.NET Core Empty                            web             [C#]          Web/Empty ASP.NET Core Web App                          mvc             [C#], F#      Web/MVC

MVC ASP.NET Core with Angular                 angular         [C#]          Web/MVC/SPA

MVC ASP.NET Core with Aurelia                 aurelia         [C#]          Web/MVC/SPA

MVC ASP.NET Core with Knockout.js             knockout        [C#]          Web/MVC/SPA

MVC ASP.NET Core with React.js                react           [C#]          Web/MVC/SPA

MVC ASP.NET Core with React.js and Redux      reactredux      [C#]          Web/MVC/SPA

MVC ASP.NET Core with Vue.js                  vue             [C#]          Web/MVC/SPA ASP.NET Core Web API                          webapi          [C#]          Web/WebAPI Solution File                                 sln                           Solution

• Microsoft.AspNetCore.SpaServices is how SpaTemplates-produced projects work internally. It provides useful features for SPA applications, such as server-side rendering for Angular and React applications, plus integration with Webpack build middleware.
• Microsoft.AspNetCore.NodeServices is how SpaServices works internally. It’s a low-level library that gives a fast, robust way for ASP.NET Core applications to run arbitrary JavaScript code on the server.

Link:

https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/webdev/2017/02/14/building-single-page-applications-on-asp-net-core-with-javascriptservices/