You will see a screen similar to this: Name Server section of the Domain Management Interface. Enter the nameservers for the domain name into the Nameserver entry boxes. Note: You only have to add the host name of the Name Server. (ie: NS1.EXAMPLE.COM) The IP address of the server is handled automatically.
webpack is the latest and greatest addition to a front-end developer's toolset. It is a module bundler suitable for the largest single-page web applications, and it can process JavaScript, CSS, and more.
The asp-prerender-module Tag Helper, used in the preceding code example, executes ClientApp/dist/main-server.js on the server via Node.js. For clarity's sake, main-server.js file is an artifact of the TypeScript-to-JavaScript transpilation task in the Webpack build process. Webpack defines an entry point alias of main-server; and, traversal of the dependency graph for this alias begins at the ClientApp/boot-server.ts file: entry: { 'main-server': './ClientApp/boot-server.ts' }, In the following Angular example, the ClientApp/boot-server.ts file utilizes the createServerRenderer function and RenderResult type of the aspnet-prerendering npm package to configure server rendering via Node.js.