Deploy Your Static Web App with Your Favorite Web Framework
summary
Shows how to go from a GitHub repo to a live site using Azure Static Web Apps and GitHub Actions: create a repo from a template (Svelte Vue React Angular options), run npm build, push a workflow that builds and deploys static files and optionally Azure Functions APIs, gets an SSL domain and global edge CDN, and adds a fallback route (routes.json) to stop 404s on client routes. Live demo builds and deploys successfully though screen‑sharing hiccups interrupt parts of the walkthrough.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Start
- 0:06Deploying Static Web Apps to the Cloud
- 9:05What's the Advantage of Using Azure Static Web Apps Opposed to Azure App Service Is Static Web Apps Cheaper
- 9:33Azure App Service
- 11:18Live Demo
- 17:50Create a Repository
- 23:55Git Comes with Npm and Node
- 24:34Connect Our Github Instance To Get Our Static Web App to Github
- 25:20Activate Sandbox
- 27:56Create a Static Web App
- 29:04Extension Is Incompatible with Your Version of Vs Code
- 30:39Refresh vs Code
- 33:50Create the Static Web Apps
- 35:52Open in Portal
- 37:23View the Website
- 39:25Pull the Latest Code
- 40:52Build and Deploy
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