The next thing we have to do is create our first .NET Core plus Angular project – in other words, our first app. We'll do that using the Angular project template shipped with the .NET Core SDK as it provides a convenient starting point by adding all the required files and also a general-purpose configuration that we'll be able to customize later on to better suit our needs.
From the command line, create a root folder that will contain all our projects and get inside it.
In this book, we're going to use \Projects\ as our root folder: non-experienced developers are strongly advised to use the same folder to avoid possible path errors and/or issues related to path names being too long (Windows 10 has ...