For a lot of developers, the tedious task is to setup the initial project. If you are just starting with a new technology, it becomes a hassle. This might lead to issues in the project repo later on. One way to make sure that things are setup just fine is to use a boilerplate and ASP.NET boilerplate is one of them.
It is a general purpose application framework designed for modern web applications which provides a strong code template to get started.
Advantages of ASP.NET BoilerPlate
The following are some advantages of using ASP.NET BoilerPlate:
- It gets your app setup and running in no time. It takes care of all the initial setup required including authentication, authorization, logging, exception handling, auto mapping, localization, multi-tenancy along with features like dependency injection, unit of work etc..
- It offers a module based approach, in which the modules can be used in a plug-and-play way.
- It has a well written documentation.
- It offers compatibility with all modern frameworks like React, Angular, Vue etc...
- It is open source and the free version has a lot of features.
Using ASP.NET boilerplate
To download the boiler plate code for your application, visit ASP.NET template. Choose a template as per your requirement. For this article, let's choose React.
Once you download the project, you can see files for both your backend(.NET Core 7) and frontend (React).
From here you can just install the packages for both and run the application. That's it!! Your app is up and running 🎉.
Learn more about this at ABP
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