Use NPM and gulp build tasks to support Continuous Integration with VSTS and Azure for an AngularJS app

Interesting stuff from Matt, will have to incorporate this into the Invoice Form Application.

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Introduction

This is the first in a series of posts will take you through the steps required to take a static website, in my case an Angular SPA and deploy this to an Azure App Service (Web App) via Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS). The Angular SPA is secured by ADALJS and the last part of this series will help us use gulp tasks within VSTS to configure the Angular app for different environments.

The application is built using Visual Studio Code all in HTML and JavaScript, so no Visual Studio and no VS builds. The aim is that when we check code into VSTS source control a build task will run and deploy this into Azure for us. Although my app is written in Angular, only the last post makes actual reference to this and shows anything Angular specific. Your app could be written with any framework you like…

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