Update 08 Sep 2019: since Microsoft has officially announce the deprecation of aspnet-webpack package in .NET Core 3.0, you might not want to use the code in this blog post directly in production. However, you might still be able to learn a thing or two from it. I will write a new blog post on restoring all the following feature on the new React template in Visual Studio.
React is getting very popular for building rich web interface, and is one of the supported project template in ASP.NET Core. In .NET Core, you can quickly create a new React project by running the command (or using the new project dialog):
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The template immediately gives you a working project with both React and ASP.NET Core. However, I don’t feel very happy with the latest template in .NET Core 2.2 and 3.0, so I created a new one based on the template from older version of .NET Core for my own projects.
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