Now that we have our skeleton up and running, it's time to explore the client-server interaction capabilities of our frameworks; to put it in other words, we need to understand how Angular will be able to fetch data from .NET Core using its brand new MVC and web API all-in-one structure.
We won't be worrying about how will .NET Core retrieve this data, be it from session objects, data stores, DBMS, or any possible data source; we will come to that later on. For now, we'll just put together some sample, static data in order to understand how to pass them back and forth using a well-structured, highly-configurable, and viable interface, following the same approach used by the SampleDataController shipped with the Angular SPA Template that we chose in Chapter 1, Getting Ready.
