Storybook for PCF Controls - Part 2 : Publish to GitHub Pages
This is the second part of a series on Storybook for PowerApps Component Framework ( PCF) controls, where I take one of my community PCF control hosted on Github (CountryPicker.PCF) and implement a Storybook from scratch.
While the first post, revolved around the setup and authoring process of the Storybook, this one focuses on the publishing steps required to make Storybook static site publicly available from GitHub Pages.
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