Deploying Blazor WebAssembly Apps on the Flux Network Using Deploy With Git

Blazor WebAssembly offers a powerful way to build interactive web applications with C# that run directly in the browser. Hosting these apps on a decentralized cloud platform like the Flux Network becomes straightforward with the Deploy With Git feature. This guide walks you through deploying a minimal hosted Blazor WebAssembly "Hello World" application from a Git repository. Flux automatically detects the .NET project, handles dependencies, builds the app, and serves it across its global network of nodes for high availability and resilience. No Docker knowledge or complex CI/CD pipelines are required. Simply push your code to GitHub, and Flux takes care of the rest. Understanding the Hosted Blazor WebAssembly Model This deployment example uses the hosted Blazor WebAssembly model. In this setup: An ASP.NET Core server project hosts and serves the compiled WebAssembly client. The client runs in the user's browser, while the server delivers the necessary static files and handles any backe