CloudRay Inc
Dev Lead
CloudRay Inc, Rancho Cucamonga, California, United States, 91739
Job Description:
Dev Lead (12-15 years experience/Location- Rancho, CA(onsite))
The tech stack involving .NET and Angular is quite common for developing modern web applications. Here's a breakdown of the typical components in this stack:
1. Frontend: AngularAngular Framework : Angular is a TypeScript-based front-end web application framework developed by Google. It provides a structured way to build dynamic, single-page applications (SPAs).TypeScript : A superset of JavaScript that adds static typing, making it easier to catch errors during development.HTML/CSS : Standard technologies for structuring and styling web pages.RxJS : A library for reactive programming using observables, which Angular heavily utilizes for managing asynchronous operations.Angular CLI : Command-line tool for creating and managing Angular projects.Material Design
(optional): A UI component library that implements Google's Material Design guidelines.2. Backend: .NETASP.NET Core : A cross-platform, high-performance framework for building modern, cloud-based, internet-connected applications, including web apps and services.C# : The primary programming language used in .NET for developing server-side logic.Entity Framework Core : An ORM (Object-Relational Mapping) framework for .NET, allowing developers to work with databases using .NET objects.Identity Server
(optional): Used for implementing authentication and authorization with OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect.Swagger
(optional): For API documentation and testing.SignalR
(optional): For real-time web functionalities like chat applications.3. DatabaseSQL Server : A popular relational database management system often used with .NET applications.MySQL/PostgreSQL : Alternatives to SQL Server that can also be used with .NET.NoSQL Databases
(optional): Databases like MongoDB or Cosmos DB, which can be used depending on the application's requirements.4. DevOps & CI/CDAzure DevOps
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GitHub Actions
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Jenkins : For Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) pipelines.Docker : For containerizing applications to ensure consistency across different environments.Kubernetes : For orchestrating containers if the application needs to be scalable and resilient.5. HostingAzure : Microsoft's cloud platform where .NET applications are commonly hosted.AWS : An alternative cloud platform with extensive support for .NET applications.On-Premise Servers : For organizations that prefer to host applications on their own infrastructure.6. TestingXUnit/NUnit : Testing frameworks for unit testing in .NET.Jasmine/Karma : Testing frameworks for unit testing in Angular.Selenium
(optional): For end-to-end testing.7. Version ControlGit : The version control system, typically managed using platforms like GitHub, GitLab, or Azure Repos.8. Build ToolsMSBuild : The build platform for .NET projects.Webpack : Module bundler used in Angular to manage and optimize assets.
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Dev Lead (12-15 years experience/Location- Rancho, CA(onsite))
The tech stack involving .NET and Angular is quite common for developing modern web applications. Here's a breakdown of the typical components in this stack:
1. Frontend: AngularAngular Framework : Angular is a TypeScript-based front-end web application framework developed by Google. It provides a structured way to build dynamic, single-page applications (SPAs).TypeScript : A superset of JavaScript that adds static typing, making it easier to catch errors during development.HTML/CSS : Standard technologies for structuring and styling web pages.RxJS : A library for reactive programming using observables, which Angular heavily utilizes for managing asynchronous operations.Angular CLI : Command-line tool for creating and managing Angular projects.Material Design
(optional): A UI component library that implements Google's Material Design guidelines.2. Backend: .NETASP.NET Core : A cross-platform, high-performance framework for building modern, cloud-based, internet-connected applications, including web apps and services.C# : The primary programming language used in .NET for developing server-side logic.Entity Framework Core : An ORM (Object-Relational Mapping) framework for .NET, allowing developers to work with databases using .NET objects.Identity Server
(optional): Used for implementing authentication and authorization with OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect.Swagger
(optional): For API documentation and testing.SignalR
(optional): For real-time web functionalities like chat applications.3. DatabaseSQL Server : A popular relational database management system often used with .NET applications.MySQL/PostgreSQL : Alternatives to SQL Server that can also be used with .NET.NoSQL Databases
(optional): Databases like MongoDB or Cosmos DB, which can be used depending on the application's requirements.4. DevOps & CI/CDAzure DevOps
/
GitHub Actions
/
Jenkins : For Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) pipelines.Docker : For containerizing applications to ensure consistency across different environments.Kubernetes : For orchestrating containers if the application needs to be scalable and resilient.5. HostingAzure : Microsoft's cloud platform where .NET applications are commonly hosted.AWS : An alternative cloud platform with extensive support for .NET applications.On-Premise Servers : For organizations that prefer to host applications on their own infrastructure.6. TestingXUnit/NUnit : Testing frameworks for unit testing in .NET.Jasmine/Karma : Testing frameworks for unit testing in Angular.Selenium
(optional): For end-to-end testing.7. Version ControlGit : The version control system, typically managed using platforms like GitHub, GitLab, or Azure Repos.8. Build ToolsMSBuild : The build platform for .NET projects.Webpack : Module bundler used in Angular to manage and optimize assets.
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