This post is about how you can bring your ASP.NET 5 website (or build a new one using the asp.net Yeoman generator) up into the Heroku cloud. It's super quick, smooth and easy experience to deploy it using a third-party build pack. Tag along though this post, and let me know in the comments what your thoughts are. Note: If you haven't read the previous post about Building a MEAN (MongoDB, ExpressJs, Angular and Node.js) API app using TypeScript and host it with Heroku, I would suggest you check it out. Part 1: Setup the git repository…
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This post will be an introduction to how you get up and running quickly with building a node.js API which runs through Express on node.js and communicates with a deployed MongoDB database, using TypeScript. Simply put: a MEAN stack application with typings. Oh, except Angular. Since I'm not building a UI yet, this post only has MEN out of the MEAN. MEAN is an opinionated fullstack javascript framework - which simplifies and accelerates web application development - mean.io There's plenty of ways to get up and running quickly with the MEAN stack. There's plentyful of yeoman generators…