Building your personal online brand using Static Blazor Apps, one step at a time
summary
Creates a Blazor WebAssembly app plus an Azure Function, calls the dev.to API to transform article JSON into a stable summary model, and wires client and API together locally using the Static Web Apps CLI or a local proxy. Deploys to Azure Static Web Apps via a generated GitHub Actions workflow that provides CI/CD and per-PR staging, configures a custom domain, and shows how to cache results and keep the site serverless.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Introduction to personal branding
- 5:49Meet the speaker and demo overview
- 6:10Scaffolding the Blazor app
- 9:18Connecting frontend and backend
- 13:11Using Static Web Apps CLI
- 16:21Deploying to Azure Static Web Apps
- 21:37Fetching data from dev.to
- 23:23Cleaning up the default app
- 26:34Creating the blog post service
- 29:29Building the blog posts page
- 33:00Deploying the updated site
- 34:04Setting up a custom domain
- 38:20Staging environments in GitHub Actions
- 40:46Live demo of the deployed site
- 41:27Key takeaways and next steps
- 42:11Q&A and closing remarks
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