Open Joshxing opened 1 year ago
hmm, yeah, I have developed this web in my 2nd year. A possible solution is to make some changes to the code, build the frontend folder into the backend, and then deploy the backend in any cloud like AWS. It will act like a client-side routing, when the user reaches the site, the backend will simply return the built index.hmtl file.
You can get the idea from this React page: https://create-react-app.dev/docs/deployment/
Maybe you can make a video about this, And using a free domain would be appreciated because students don't have money to invest just for the purpose of showcasing their projects. I hope you understand.
You know, This will help most people with this problem.
Please think about it and share the link in your git repo README file.
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hmm, yeah, I have developed this web in my 2nd year. A possible solution is to make some changes to the code, build the frontend folder into the backend, and then deploy the backend in any cloud like AWS. It will act like a client-side routing, when the user reaches the site, the backend will simply return the built index.hmtl file.
You can get the idea from this React page: https://create-react-app.dev/docs/deployment/
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Hi, I just updated the code to support deployment. Just run the backend in an AWS EC2 instance. But remember to install mysql, node and all the environment for the website in that instance.
Hey i was wondering how can i deploy this website and make it live cuz the frontend and backend has separate folder