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#ThisMonthInSWA - August 2022

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It's here!! Our first roundup of This Month in SWA πŸŽ‰

ABOUT THE ROUNDUP

We publish a roundup of Azure Static Web Apps product news, announcements and content updates on the last Wednesday of each month. Catch up on all the updates in one friendly post - and don't forget to contribute your updates for inclusion in the next issue!


Product News

This section covers recent news or announcements from the product team. Read on to learn the latest news from the world of Azure Static Web Apps!

Don't forget to bookmark the Azure Updates page to get updates at any time.


Dev Resources

This section covers content, events and code samples from Microsoft authors. Check them out for relevant learning resources and best practices.

  • Aug 3 | dev.to - Deploy Azure Static Web Apps using Python by Jay Miller. Are you a Python developer interested in exploring Azure Static Web Apps? In this post, Jay walks you through configuring and deploying your first Python SWA from VS Code.

  • Jul 22 | TechCommunity - Host your website on Azure Static Web Apps for free by Julia Muiruri. Students looking to get started with Azure, create your Azure for Students account and deploy your first website within minutes!

  • Jul 20 | dev.to -Taking a SWA DevOps Pipeline to the next level by Aaron Powell. We know SWA works seamlessly with GitHub Actions to automate the default build-deploy workflow. What if you need a more complex custom CI/CD pipeline? This article walks you through one such example.


Community Buzz

:::info AUTHORED BY DEVS LIKE YOU!
This section highlights content from our amazing developer community - submitted directly, or published to the relevant tag in sites like Tech Community and dev.to.
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Upcoming Events

This section highlights in-person or online events that are likely to feature Azure Static Web Apps content or developer conversations - links to CFPs or registration links are welcome!


Did You Know?

Each month, we hope to turn the spotlight on one key resource or person that is worth knowing about, in the context of Azure Static Web Apps.

🌟 SPOTLIGHT ON: DEV.TO
Dev.to is an inclusive community of software developers where you can publish content and have conversations on technology in collaborative and learning-driven ways.

Did you know we have a recommended tag for dev.to articles on Azure Static Web Apps? It's #staticwebapps and you can find ~100 articles on the topic at present.

#staticwebapps

Azure Static Web Apps (SWA) is a service that automatically builds and deploys full stack web apps to the Azure Cloud - directly from the code repository. With SWA, static assets are separated from traditional web servers, and served from geographically distributed content servers worldwide for speed and efficiency. API endpoints are hosted using a serverless architecture that is cost-efficient and scalable on-demand.
  • Explore the tag - leave comments or reactions as feedback!
  • Create a tagged post - to share your own learnings.
  • Follow that tag - to get articles in your dev.to feed

dev.to #staticwebapps page

That's all we had for this roundup! Tell us what you think about this new format for a monthly summary! And don't forget to send us your contributions.


🚨 | Call For Content

Next Roundup: Sep 28, 2022
Submissions welcome till Sep 25, 2022.

  • Did you author an article, create a SWA application or sample?
  • Are you organizing an event with a SWA-related session?
  • Are you a student who just created your first SWA app or blog post?

Submit the details using this custom issue as soon as possible. We can't wait to share your contributions!

About the Editors

This roundup post is curated by the a small team of folks across Developer Relations and the Azure Static Web Apps teams. Have feedback on this roundup format, or what you want to see in future editions? Leave us a comment below!



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