Build a full-stack React application with Azure Static Web Apps and managed functions
React is the most popular framework for frontend web applications, and Azure Static Web Apps is the best place to host these applications on Azure. With Azure Static Web Apps’ built-in managed Azure Functions, you can build and host a full-stack web application using only Azure Static Web Apps (and there’s a free tier!).Integrating network isolated backends with Azure Static Web Apps
Azure Static Web Apps' built-in support for APIs requires your API to be accessible by Static Web Apps' distributed runtime. But what if you have an existing backend API deployed in a virtual network? In this article, we consider different approaches to integrating a Static Web Apps instance with a network isolated backend and weigh the pros and cons of each.Building Static Web Apps with database connections: Best Practices
With the announcement of Static Web Apps' database connections feature, when should you use database connections versus building your own backend APIs? What is Data API builder and how does it relate to Static Web Apps' database connections feature? We cover these topics and more in this blog post.
Next-Gen Customer Service: Azure's AI-Powered Speech, Translation and Summarization
Break down language barriers effortlessly! Dive into our upcoming demo showcasing the power of AI integration (client-side). Learn how to transcribe, translate, synthesize, and summarize conversations in real-time with Azure AI services. Stay tuned for an enlightening journey through seamless multilingual communication.Announcing Database connections for Azure Static Web Apps with Data API builder
With database connections for Azure Static Web Apps, you can access your Azure database contents directly from your static site, without having to write any backend code. Build your applications faster, while ensuring security and serverless scalability. Free during public preview.Announcing Distributed Functions (Preview) for Azure Static Web Apps
Today, we're announcing distributed functions for Azure Static Web Apps managed functions. With distributed functions, the managed functions of your static web app are distributed to regions of high request loads, improving your app performance, decreasing your network latency, and enhancing your request responsiveness.
