Jen Looper is Head of Academic Advocacy at AWS with over 22 years' experience as a web and mobile developer, specializing in creating cross-platform web & mobile apps.
so actually - there's an easier way to do all this stuff now, by using Azure Static Web Apps! azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services... - super nice and easy to use. You can store your connection strings in the portal and use them via a quick Azure Function. Right now, we're missing the Realtime ease of Firebase in Azure, although you can do it with SignalR.
Yes that's a great improvement! Couple of areas that are outperformed by Firebase still:
database integration (cosmosdb)
password based authentication (azure b2c)
realtime integration (signalr)
It would make sense to lower the entry-level to starting using these services.
I will explore the authentication and authorization feature of Static Web Apps further. Surprisingly it seems that you don't need to touch Azure Active Directory!
Jen Looper is Head of Academic Advocacy at AWS with over 22 years' experience as a web and mobile developer, specializing in creating cross-platform web & mobile apps.
so actually - there's an easier way to do all this stuff now, by using Azure Static Web Apps! azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services... - super nice and easy to use. You can store your connection strings in the portal and use them via a quick Azure Function. Right now, we're missing the Realtime ease of Firebase in Azure, although you can do it with SignalR.
Yes that's a great improvement! Couple of areas that are outperformed by Firebase still:
I will explore the authentication and authorization feature of Static Web Apps further. Surprisingly it seems that you don't need to touch Azure Active Directory!
yes! I have some sample code for getting Auth working nicely with a Static Web App: github.com/jlooper/storytelling-app