From Code to Cloud: Building a Personal Portfolio with .NET & GitHub Codespaces
summary
Shows how a .NET portfolio repository (aka.ms/dotnet/codespaces-template) boots a dev environment in ~2 minutes and produces a working site that can be edited and published. Uses GitHub Codespaces to run dotnet restore/build and swa start for live preview, edits come from aboutme.json plus images and project links, and deployment options include Azure Static Web Apps or GitHub Pages. Live demo shows co‑pilot suggestions, minor port/reload hiccups, and a successfully deployed portfolio.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Welcome
- 1:06Why students need a personal portfolio
- 8:53GitHub Codespaces intro
- 11:04Portfolio template
- 17:55Setting up GitHub Codespaces for the demo
- 20:24Customize About Me
- 25:06Add skills profile
- 30:11Profile images upload
- 33:26Configure projects links
- 37:06Finalize preview
- 41:56Troubleshooting tips
- 42:19Closing career advice
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