61 Create a GitHub Repo and Deploy a Flet App to GitHub Pages (End-to-End Walkthrough) 12.3

GitHub Pages deployment by creating the GitHub repository, enabling Pages, adding a minimal requirements.txt, and pushing the project live.

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Building on the previous lesson—where we upgraded the Flet app from 0.70 to 0.80 (Flet 1.0 beta) and created the GitHub Actions workflow—we now walk through the full end-to-end process: setting up a public repository, configuring GitHub Pages to deploy from Actions, pushing the code, and monitoring the build and deployment directly from the GitHub Actions dashboard.

You’ll see how the workflow steps in GitHub Actions map directly to the deploy.yml file, how artifacts are built and uploaded, and how to verify that the app is successfully running on GitHub Pages. We also discuss performance tradeoffs of GitHub Pages versus faster deployment targets like Fly.io, and when Pages makes sense as a free, secondary deployment option.

By the end of this video, you will have:

Created and configured a public GitHub repository for Pages
Enabled GitHub Pages deployment via GitHub Actions
Added a minimal requirements.txt for Flet web builds
Pushed the project and verified a successful Pages deployment
Understood when GitHub Pages is (and is not) the right deployment choice

The full source code, GitHub Actions workflow, and deployed example are included in the 100% free course. No credit card is required, and you can ask questions or share your own deployments in the course discussion section.