Built a simple .NET + Angular 16 Microservices Boilerplate to save setup time
Every time I kicked off a new enterprise project, I caught myself rewriting the same boilerplate stuff — auth, CI/CD, microservices wiring, frontend-backend integration.
So I bundled it all into a starter kit:
.NET backend + Angular 16 frontend
Preconfigured microservices architecture
Authentication & security basics
CI/CD ready out of the box
It’s bare-bones right now — more of a starting point than a framework. I’d love feedback:
Would you actually use a boilerplate like this?
What’s the one thing you’d want prebuilt before writing app features?
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Cal ID
Love this – solving a real pain point.
Most of us end up reinventing the same basic setup every time, especially on the .NET + Angular projects. What you’ve got here feels like a solid, opinionated start. This lets me skip the boring config step and jump to what matters.
Curious, would you add a CLI for rapid setup, or keep it all in code for now?
ZeroThreat.ai
@sanskarix Thanks, appreciate that! The goal was exactly to save people from redoing the same .NET + Angular setup over and over. A CLI is definitely something we’ve been considering. it could make the onboarding even faster. For now we’ve kept it code-first to stay flexible.