TypeScript 2.x By Example

Adding application settings

Under the Settings section, we have an option for App settings. The web server uses these settings to identify the various configurations required to run the application.

For example, under App settings, we have a section for Default Documents, which lists all the default documents, such as default.html, index.html, and much more. The web server searches for any of these files in its wwwroot folder, and if it finds one, the web server renders that file.

In our case, that file is index.html, so when we request our application using the http://sampletrello-github.azurewebsites.net URL, the web server checks for one of the default documents, and renders that.

Similarly, there are other options, such as the .NET Framework ...