Azure Static Web Apps - From Zero to Deployed App In 60 Minutes
summary
Builds a Blazor WebAssembly site from an empty GitHub repo, backs it with an Azure Function that fetches dev.to articles (demo uses dev.to API), and deploys to an Azure Static Web App with an out‑of‑the‑box GitHub Actions CI/CD pipeline; local development uses the Static Web Apps CLI to proxy Blazor and functions; fixes routing with a staticwebapp.config.json fallback; role management supports 25 special users on free tier; deployment takes ~30 minutes and the app works. Blazor WebAssembly Azure Static Web Apps Azure Functions CI/CD via GitHub Actions
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Welcome and introduction
- 5:42About the speaker
- 8:52Setting up the Blazer project
- 13:25Creating the API for blog data
- 17:20Configuring Git and GitHub
- 19:26Deploying to Azure Static Web Apps
- 26:33Running the app locally
- 31:52Testing the live deployment
- 35:07Adding navigation fallback
- 36:11Authentication with Azure AD
- 41:59Adding custom domains
- 44:26Wrap-up and resources
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