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Xano Adds Static Frontend Hosting With GitHub Integration.

Xano launched static frontend hosting with GitHub integration for all paid plans, letting users deploy frontend apps directly on Xano.

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Xano Adds Static Frontend Hosting With GitHub Integration

Xano has introduced static frontend hosting with GitHub integration for all paid plans. The update lets users deploy frontend projects directly from GitHub and host them on Xano, reducing the need for separate hosting tools. To demonstrate the feature, Xano also launched Xano Dash, a browser game hosted entirely on a Xano instance.

Key details include:

  • Static frontend hosting is now available on all paid Xano plans
  • Users can deploy frontend projects directly from GitHub
  • Xano says the feature supports scaling when needed without relying on additional tools
  • Xano Dash was released as a live example of a frontend hosted fully within Xano

For small business owners and builders, this could simplify app delivery by keeping backend and frontend hosting in one platform. It may also reduce setup complexity for teams using Xano to build and ship web products quickly.

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