Evolving from Legacy: .NET Core (10), Angular (20), & EF Core Setup Guide

Are you maintaining an older application and ready to upgrade? This deep-dive tutorial walks you through migrating and setting up a legacy .NET Core application that is bundled with an Angular frontend. We cover essential modern development practices, security updates, and a look at using the latest tools.

🔑 What You Will Learn:
Setting up the Legacy Project: Get an old combined .NET Core (likely v1-3) and Angular project up and running locally.

Angular Frontend Setup: Installing dependencies (npm i) and running the Angular application (likely v2-10).

Fixing Security Vulnerabilities: How to use npm audit fix to update dependencies and address reported issues.

Debugging and HTTPS Configuration: Troubleshooting the missing HTTPS folder and ensuring your application runs locally (mkdir %APPDATA%\asp.net\https).

Implementing a Password Vault: Integrating a modern password vault solution into your .NET Core configuration to securely manage connection strings and tokens.

Backend/Frontend Communication: Understanding the role of proxy.conf.js for development and how reverse proxies handle traffic in production.

Entity Framework Core (EF Core 10): (Include this detail if EF Core 10 is discussed in the video, otherwise omit.)

🔗 Resources & Code:
GitHub Repository:

https://github.com/edwinwcw2021/EdtDotNet
Previous Password Vault Video
https://youtu.be/5VJ9-plfB84