PR preview environments
Sixth and final article in the series. We explore SWA’s preview environments: each pull request generates a complete environment with its own URL.
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Local development with the swa CLI
Fifth article in the series. We set up the swa CLI for local development with the proxy, the Functions API and authentication emulation.
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SWA's built-in authentication
Fourth article in the series. We explore SWA’s built-in authentication: the built-in providers, the /.auth/ endpoint, and how to get the user in Blazor and in the API.
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Adding an Azure Functions API
Third article in the series. We add an Azure Functions API to our Blazor WASM project, call it from the client without fighting CORS, and deploy the whole thing.
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The staticwebapp.config.json file
Second article in the series. We explore the staticwebapp.config.json file in depth: the fallback for Blazor, routes, redirects, headers and page protection.
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What is an Azure Static Web App?
First article in a series on Azure Static Web Apps with Blazor. We create a Blazor WASM project and deploy it to Azure in minutes.
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Rebuilding My 15-Year Blog Archive Without Losing Its Memory
I rebuilt my 15-year blog archive using Hugo and Azure Static Web Apps. Here’s what mattered: don’t break old links, keep EN/FR working, and make deploys boring.
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Create your first Azure Mobile Services application
It is very easy to create your first Windows 8, Windows Phone 8 or iOS application with Azure Mobile Services tools. In this post, I will demonstrate how to create a sample “ToDo” application. In fact, it will take you longer to read this post than to execute the steps in it!
Log in to your Windows Azure portal and go to the Mobile Services section. Click on the Create a mobile service link.
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