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Cleaning up the page and adding to sidenav
sfshaza2 Oct 21, 2025
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2 changes: 2 additions & 0 deletions src/_data/sidenav.yml
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permalink: /platform-integration/web
- title: Set up web development
permalink: /platform-integration/web/setup
- title: Set up a configuration file
permalink: /platform-integration/web/web-dev-config-file
- title: Build a web app
permalink: /platform-integration/web/building
- title: Compile to WebAssembly
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7 changes: 2 additions & 5 deletions src/content/platform-integration/web/web-dev-config-file.md
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Centralize web development settings including a development proxy
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# Set up a web development configuration file
**By Sydney Bao**

Flutter web includes a development server that defaults to
serving your application in the `localhost` domain using HTTP
on a randomly assigned port. While command-line arguments offer
a quick way to modify the server's behavior,
this document focuses on a more structured approach:
defining your server's behavior through a centralized `web_dev_config.yaml` file.
This configuration file allows you to
customize server settings&emdash;host, port, HTTPS settings, and
proxy rules&emdash;ensuring a consistent development environment.
customize server settings—host, port, HTTPS settings, and
proxy rules—ensuring a consistent development environment.

## Create a configuration file

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