Azure Static Web Apps - From Zero to Deployed App In 60 Minutes
summary
Starts from an empty GitHub repo, scaffolds a Blazor WebAssembly front end and an Azure Functions API that pulls blog posts (demo uses the dev.to API), then pushes to GitHub Actions and deploys to an Azure Static Web App (free tier) with global CDN and custom domain. Local debugging uses the Azure Static Web Apps CLI to proxy the API; authentication leverages built‑in providers (Twitter/GitHub/AAD), server reads X-MS-CLIENT-PRINCIPAL header for roles, and portal role invites are limited to 25 users on the free plan. Production deploy works even when the local demo hiccups.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction and motivation
- 2:17Setting up the project
- 8:20Cleaning up the Blazer app
- 15:37Creating Azure Static Web App
- 21:34Running locally with CLI
- 29:41Deploying to production
- 30:03Adding authentication
- 43:33Securing the API
- 47:02Adding custom domain
- 57:50Summary and next steps
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