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Azure Static Web Apps can be used to host the Hdgm and development services website when it is built as a static or front-end–heavy web application.
A typical approach is:
- Design and build the site
- Use standard web technologies such as HTML, CSS, JavaScript, or frameworks like ASP.NET Core, TypeScript-based SPAs, or other front-end stacks.
- Visual Studio or Visual Studio Code can be used to develop the site. Visual Studio supports ASP.NET and other stacks, and can connect to Azure services directly from the IDE.
- Connect to Azure services (optional)
- If the site needs back-end APIs, storage, or databases, connect it to Azure services using Visual Studio Connected Services. This can add required packages, configuration, and Azure resources from within the IDE.
- Deploy to Azure
- Build the web app in Visual Studio and deploy it to Azure. Visual Studio can provision Azure resources, create resource groups, and deploy applications.
- For ASP.NET Core web apps, Azure provides services such as web apps and storage that integrate with Visual Studio for deployment and management.
This setup allows a professionally designed and developed website for Hdgm and development services to run on Azure, with Visual Studio providing an integrated development and deployment experience.
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