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I have shared my journey here in a separate thread, hope it might help you out. https://hashnode.com/post/what-are-the-advantages-of-aurelia-over-angular-2-cioa35s2e003iv55318u3tgu8#ciqdidcl2062va853lcw7vz85
One more thing for enthusiasts here I have been following aurelia.io for 4 months, and it has changed a lot since then, documentation got 10x better since I started. So Lack of documentation not an excuse any more. Angular 2 documentation still sucks in that way. Since durandal is backing up their product very well, Rob is very humble and replies to your query often.
I have zero experience with Asp.NET 5 but have used Aurelia in a scheduled to be live application. Its a MVC 5 +WebAPI application Authenticates using Google+ creds using Owin.Google without any Identity DB(but intentionally that) Since the application does not have any views available for unauthorized users, I simply wrapped/bootstrapped the Aurelia app inside a razor view. Backend API Methods with Authorized attribute.
Our Journey with Aurelia We started a project with Angular 1.5 , in the middle way I got introduced to Aurelia. I was skeptical at the beginning since many of components that we were gonna use was jQuery based or something that is already available in Angular. But once we started we felt that it takes a while to get a grip but in the end we have built something that is more cleaner, more modularized. Since it takes the advantage of ES2016, I found the syntax more intuitive. Angular Directives has been always a pain for me, but in Aurelia custom components/attributes are easier to write. Till date the experience has been fun. I think I'm gonna stick with it for a while.