Using Create-React-App and .NET Core 3.0 to Build a React Client (Global Weather) - Part 1

Fred Song (Melbourne)

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Global Weather - React App with ASP.NET Core 3.0

In this article, we will build React websites that seamlessly work with ASP.NET Core 3.0 as the back-end server. By the end of the article, we will show you how to create a weather Client with Create-React-App, implementation using Form Components, styling UI with Bootstrap, and call the .NetCore API.

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Fred Song (Melbourne)

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Australia

Fred is a senior software developer who lives in Melbourne, Australia. In 1993, he started Programming using Visual C++, Visual Basic, Java, and Oracle Developer Tools. From 2003, He started with .Net using C#, and then expertise .Net development.

Fred is often working with software projects in different business domains based on different Microsoft Technologies like SQL-Server, C#, VC++, ASP.NET, ASP.Net MVC, WCF,WPF, Silverlight, .Net Core and Angular, although he also did some development works on IBM AS400.

Using Create-React-App and .NET Core 3.0 to Build a React Client (Global Weather) - Part 1

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