Angular is by far the most popular single-page application (SPA) framework used by .NET developers. Until this project, I hadn’t used Angular since before it dropped the JS from its name.

Consequentially, I was excited to try my hat at it again, this time using it to show off Vonage’s Video API. You can follow along in this tutorial, where we’ll be creating a basic video chat application using Angular (though it’ll always have the JS in my ❤).

Prerequisites

Visual Studio (I’m using 2019, though older versions ought to work)
.NET Core 3.1 developer kit
A Vonage Video API account
A Vonage Video API project, which can be created from your account page

Straight to the Code

If you just want to pull the code for this walk-through down, visit the GitHub page for this blog post, follow the instructions, and you’ll be all set.

Github: https://github.com/opentok-community/basic-video-chat-angular

#angular #aspnet #chat #javascript #dotnet