We’ll start with the new ASP.NET Core templates in VS and what you’ll get out-of-the-box. Then you’ll learn how to remotely debug core apps on Azure App Service. From there we’ll talk about extending Swashbuckle in Core to better control Swagger output for code consumers. We’ll use Swagger’s front-end GUI to test the API. Then we’ll add security to the API using AAD and Azure Easy Auth, and then turn to building the client, which is an Azure hosted Web App. In this app we make use of the built-in CORS features in App Service to control access to the API App. Then, we’ll look at ways the client code can be authenticated to AAD as well, and explore some of options in creating apps that make use of these topics.