Overview
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- Module 1: Publish an Angular, React, Svelte, or Vue JavaScript app with Azure Static Web Apps. Use Visual Studio Code to create and run the web app locally.
- Choose an existing web app project with either Angular, React, Svelte or Vue
- Run the application locally
- Publish the app to Azure Static Web Apps
- Module 2: Publish an Angular, React, Svelte, or Vue JavaScript app and API with Azure Static Web Apps and Azure Functions. Deploy your code from GitHub to a staging site using preview URLs.
- Choose an existing web app project with either Angular, React, Svelte or Vue
- Create an API for the app with Azure Functions
- Run the application locally
- Publish the app to Azure Static Web Apps
- Publish the app and its API to Azure Static Web Apps to a staging site
- Module 3: Publish an Angular, React, Svelte, or Vue JavaScript app with API and authentication using Azure Static Web Apps and Azure Functions. Deploy your code from GitHub to a staging site using preview URLs.
- Choose an existing web app project with either Angular, React, Svelte or Vue
- Publish the app and its API to Azure Static Web Apps
- Integrate user authentication in an existing web app
- Block unauthenticated users and allow only specific authentication providers
- Module 4: Publish a Blazor WebAssembly app and .NET API with Azure Static Web Apps
- Clone and run an existing Blazor web app locally
- Create an API for the app with Azure Functions
- Publish the app and its API to Azure Static Web Apps
- Module 5: Use Gatsby and React to develop a static web app, then deploy it to the web with Azure Static Web Apps.
- Use Gatsby to create a static web app
- Add data to a page in the app with a GraphQL query
- Deploy your app to the web with Azure Static Web Apps
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