A full-stack approach

Learning to use ASP.NET Core and Angular together would mean being able to work to both the frontend (client side) and backend (server side) of a web application; to put it in other words, it means being able to design, assemble, and deliver a complete product.

Eventually, in order to do that, we'll need to dig through the following:

  • Backend programming
  • Frontend programming
  • UI styling and UX design
  • Database design, modeling, configuration, and administration
  • Web server configuration and administration
  • Web application deployment

At first glance, it can seem that this kind of approach goes against common sense; a single developer should not be allowed to do everything by himself. Every developer knows well that the backend ...

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