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Stacy Cashmore
Beginning Azure Static Web Apps: Building and Deploying Dynamic Web
Applications with Blazor
Stacy Cashmore
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
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About the Author
Speaker, author, and software developer, Stacy Cashmore
has been developing solutions since the mid-1990s in
various companies and industries ranging from facilitating
contract jobbing to allowing consumers to close a mortgage
without the help of a financial adviser – with lots in between.
She has a passion for sharing knowledge: using story telling
for sharing her experiences to help teams grow in the ways that
they develop software and work together and performing live
coding demonstrations to inspire others to try new technologies.
For her effort in the community, Stacy has been awarded the Microsoft MVP for
Developer Technologies since 2020.
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About the Technical Reviewers
Marc Duiker is a Senior Developer Advocate at Ably with a
strong focus on event-driven architectures in the Azure cloud.
He loves helping developers to achieve more every day.
You might have seen Marc at a developer meetup
or conference since he's a regular speaker in the area of
Azure cloud and serverless technologies. He started Azure
Functions University, a free and open source learning
curriculum on GitHub, where everyone can learn about
Azure Functions at their own pace. In 2019, 2020, and
2021, Marc received the Microsoft Azure MVP award for his
community contributions.
In his spare time, Marc likes to give attention to the creative part of his brain. He likes
to create pixel art (check out VSCode Pets), code visuals and music, and an occasional
retro game.
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Acknowledgments
This book has been a while in the making. Not only the writing itself but also the journey
leading up to it. And there are many people to whom I owe a huge thank you.
I need to start with the amazing Jessica Engström. For your kindness to a terrified
conference attendee and starting me on this journey by convincing me to try my hand at
public speaking and for becoming an amazing friend.
To all the speakers from Swetugg 2019 for helping me get through that first talk, I’m
honored that I can call so many of you friends now.
And to Mattias Karlsson, for inviting me to write my first technical talk for your
conference in 2020. That really put me on the road to making technical content and
looking at new technologies – even if Covid got in the way and it had to be delivered
virtually! I’d still love to give a technical talk for your user group/conference at
some point.
To Cindy Velthuizen and Tom Ehren, for your support, advice, and time over the last
few years as I made this journey.
A huge thanks to Jonathan Gennick for reaching out, asking me if I would be
interested in writing a book, and helping me through those first stages.
To Shrikant Vishwakarma and Smriti Srivastava for your help while actually writing
the book and keeping me on track.
And everyone else at Apress who make getting books from Word documents on my
computer to being an actual book possible.
To my technical reviewers.
Marc Duiker for checking that I was doing the right things with the Azure Functions
through the chapters, and laughter at some of the comments I made.
And Jimmy Engström for doing the same with the Blazor code and helping me think
my way out of problems during the writing.
Of course, any issues that remain here are entirely down to me!
And to everyone else, too numerous to mention, who have helped me get this book
into readers’ hands.
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Finally, my parents for always supporting me in what I wanted, and needed to do,
and cheering me on when it would have been so easy to give up at school, college, and
university. It means the world to me that you believed in me through those years.
And my partner and child, who wish to remain anonymous, but it wouldn’t be right
to not include them here. For your love, support, and helping me stay on track, I am
forever indebted.
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