Summary
Eventually, our journey through ASP.NET Core MVC/Web API and Angular 2 has come to an end. Our last effort was getting our native web application ready for being published into a production environment, where it can be checked by the product owner as the potentially shippable product it now definitely is.
The first thing we did was changing the underlying database from localDb to a real SQL Server instance. For the sake of simplicity, we chose to install SQL Server 2016 Express, which is freely available for download from the Microsoft Download Center. We briefly installed it, together with the SQL Server Management Studio tools, then we used the latter to properly configure the former: creating the database, adding the login credentials, ...
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