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Azure Hosting with Azure App Service
Yesterday, I talked about the hosting option for front-end apps that don’t require server rendering. Azure Static Web Apps takes care of that. Today, we’ll explore a hosting offering that does support server rendering – Azure App Service! Disclaimer: I am a contributor to some of these docs and their sample code. I am also…
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Talking about Azure Static Web Apps
For today’s Learning Azure adventure, I want to talk about an Azure offering that hosts sites where server rendering isn’t required. Think about sites where HTML, CSS, and JavaScript work without server rendering. Think about Blazor. Imagine those apps calling lightweight APIs hosted in the serverless Azure Functions. (More on those later this week!) Let’s…
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Adding Super-Linter to the Azure DevOps Build
This is a continuation of the Azure DevOps + Azure App Service adventures. The other posts in this series are: Working with Azure DevOps + Azure App Service – Part 1 Working with Azure DevOps + Azure App Service – Part 2 When I did my presentation for NEOWIT earlier this week, I showed a…
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Taking Screenshots with Browsers
Over the past month, I was lucky enough to work with Cephas (the guy in this video on building your first web app in Azure), and he showed me how to take screenshots of nodes in one of the browsers. This got me thinking… but I didn’t have time to do much with this information…