Deploy the Angular browser build
StaticX hosts the compiled files generated by Angular, usually under dist after a production build.
Framework hosting
Angular hosting for static builds
Publish Angular static builds with immutable deployments and custom domains.
Handle base href and routes
Angular apps need correct base paths and a fallback strategy for client-side routing.
Publish clear app versions
Each Angular build can be stored as a deployment version with rollback and analytics.
Publish an Angular app on StaticX
Build Angular for the browser, confirm routes and assets, then deploy the dist output root.
Run production build
Build the Angular project and locate the browser-ready output inside dist.
Verify base paths
Check base href, asset URLs, client routes, and 404.html before deployment.
Upload the dist output
Deploy the generated files to StaticX and test the live domain.
Angular static hosting works when the browser app is self-contained.
Angular often runs as a client-side application backed by external APIs. StaticX hosts that compiled frontend, not the API or server process.
The release model is useful for Angular teams because each dist build can be measured, rolled back, and tied to the deployment that served visitors.
Angular deployment checks
Base href
Set base href correctly when the app will live on a custom domain or subpath.
Refresh behavior
Direct visits to Angular routes need fallback handling so the app shell loads.
External APIs
Angular services should call separately hosted APIs with browser-safe configuration.
Questions about Angular Hosting
Short, practical answers for using this page safely.
Can StaticX host Angular applications?
Yes, when the Angular project is built into static browser files.
What Angular folder should I deploy?
Deploy the browser output generated under dist, with index.html at the deployed root.
Why do refreshed Angular routes 404?
Client-side routes need fallback behavior because the browser requests the nested path directly.
Can Angular forms submit to StaticX?
Yes, if the rendered form posts to StaticX form handling or uses a compatible submission flow.