Two players, one goal
From the perspective of a fully functional web-based application, we can say that the web API interface provided with the ASP.NET framework is a programmatic set of server-side handlers used by the server to expose a number of hooks and/or endpoints to a defined request-response message system. This is typically expressed in structured markup languages (XML), language-independent data formats (JSON), or query languages for APIs (GraphQL). As we’ve already said, this is achieved by exposing application programming interfaces (APIs) through HTTP and/or HTTPS protocols via a publicly available web server such as IIS, Node.js, Apache, or NGINX.
Similarly, Angular can be described as a modern, feature-rich, client-side framework that pushes the HTML and ECMAScript’s most advanced features, along with the modern browser’s capabilities, to their full extent by binding the input and/or output parts of an HTML web page into a flexible, reusable...
