GitHub Pages Reimagined: Deploy Your First Website Without Leaving Your IDE
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Demo shows a small site called cute emoji built with Next.js + Tailwind + Fuse.js then uploaded to S3 with Pulumi — an overcomplicated stack for a static page. A VS Code extension named deploy to GitHub Pages installs in Codespaces, authenticates, picks a repo and triggers a GitHub Actions workflow that builds and deploys successfully. GitHub Pages offers template workflows for Next, Hugo, Jekyll and can deploy Astro by editing three fields (install, build command, output folder). Keep workflows as simple as necessary.
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