I'm very interested to see an example that explains how to integrate stealjs with ASP.NET MVC6, gulp, bower, babel and react and run the app on IIS Express like it exists on a production server.
An ASP.NET MVC6 application can be created with Visual Studio 2015 Community Edition. Using a gulpfile.js, the compilation can be done. This is important because, in production it is better to use the compiled JS files rather than using JSX to compile every time.
Thanks, if you would like to write something up like this I could guide you. I don't use Visual Studio but understand there is a big crowd that does, so more than happy to help guide you with this. Steal works well with all of the technologies listed. The only tricky bit might be about the IIS server integration, as you'll need to switch your Githubissues.
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@varghesep commented on Mon Jul 27 2015
I'm very interested to see an example that explains how to integrate stealjs with ASP.NET MVC6, gulp, bower, babel and react and run the app on IIS Express like it exists on a production server.
An ASP.NET MVC6 application can be created with Visual Studio 2015 Community Edition. Using a gulpfile.js, the compilation can be done. This is important because, in production it is better to use the compiled JS files rather than using JSX to compile every time.
@matthewp commented on Mon Jul 27 2015
Thanks, if you would like to write something up like this I could guide you. I don't use Visual Studio but understand there is a big crowd that does, so more than happy to help guide you with this. Steal works well with all of the technologies listed. The only tricky bit might be about the IIS server integration, as you'll need to switch your Githubissues.