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Few issue. I am just trying to make it shorter and more condense. But I admit it's rather my personal preference and I am not native English speaker, so I might be wrong on some places.
| > The site for BlazorStatic is a feature-rich example of the library. Check the [source code](https://github.com/tesar-tech/BlazorStatic/tree/master/BlazorStaticWebsite). | ||
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| Upon running your app, **BlazorStatic** fetches the pages' HTML with `HttpClient`, outputs HTML files and assets to the `output` folder, which you can deploy to any static hosting service. | ||
| Upon running your app, **BlazorStatic** fetches the pages' HTML with `HttpClient`, outputs HTML files and assets to the `output` folder, and from there you can deploy to any standard HTTP server or static site hosting service. |
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what about: "to any server or hosting"?
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I think it's nice to make it clear that it's just a bundle of files that an HTTP server could host, but I don't really have a strong opinion either way.
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for me it's hard to figure out what "standart HTTP server" means. It is probably technically correct, but doesn't imply the solution is easy..
Upon running your app, **BlazorStatic** fetches the pages' HTML with `HttpClient`, outputs HTML files and assets to the `output` folder, ready to be [deployed almost anywhere](https://tesar-tech.github.io/BlazorStatic/docs/deployment), often for free.There was a problem hiding this comment.
Any HTTP server (nginx, caddy, Apache) can host your files. You are not limited to a hosting service, which is part of why SSG is so popular: it's simple. The current documentation implies that you need to "deploy" it somewhere particular, like the cloud, which is not the case - I could host my files locally at home, on a VPS, on a VM, or anywhere.
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#42
Only an owner can change the GitHub repo description, which still says:
I did a few minor edits to the README, let me know if you want to change anything but it was mostly just small things.