You're content is excellent. The 2 videos I have watched from your channel are so packed with value that I've watched multiple times over a period of about 4 (maybe 5) years. You're an awesome content creator. I can't praise you enough. Good content isn't easy to find. I wish you all of the best in all your endeavors.
Cool video, totally relevant for me right now. I am running an Express App on Heroku, and was on the lookout for similar services. It would be super cool if you did a more in-depth one on Netlify, maybe even with an example on how to migrate an Express App with all your endpoints. I also wonder how Netlify functions would work with something like Mongoose / MongoDB? In my Express App I have a single mongoose connection shared by multiple endpoints to read from my DB. How would that work with Netlify / or how would you handle DB access?
Hi Brad, thanks for the lecture. I know you have briefly touched DevOps and Linux, please could you explain where does CMS fit in? This seems to be essential to build a fully functional website from scratch. Also, I would really appreciate it if you name the track played during the outro in this video, I have noticed you have used this track in other videos. Keep doing the good work. Thanks.
Thanks! The song that plays during the outro is "Easy Seas" by Chris Haugen, I found it in the RU-vid Audio Library. That's a great question about CMS's - I actually am not familiar with any Node CMS. There are libraries and a lot of static site generators, but I'm not sure if there's a popular / industry standard CMS. If I have a project where we'll need non-developers to make changes to the site, I know it isn't the coolest opinion, but I still think WordPress is a very smart choice. It's REST API makes it really easy to work with React/Vue etc...
Brad, often I I came across a great github repo of yours, and badly wanted to see its youtube counterpart, but there were no indication to the tuts' video course.
Hi, Sir I m you big fans your teaching method is awesome, I created Next.js app now I don't know how to deploy it on my server by Filezilla software please help me
Hi, thanks! Did you use the "Static HTML Export" feature of Next? If not, you won't be able to simply upload the files, you'll need to setup a Node.js server to go along with it. You could always try pushing the Next app to the free Vercel service (the same company that creates Next) nextjs.org/docs/deployment
@@LearnWebCode how and where i can find this static HTML export feature, in react app i can easy get build folder but Next.js i don't know what is this static html feature
Hello can anyone help me here please? I have a node js app that i want to deploy on a shared hosting service that only supports php and mysql.. is there way to install node js and run my backend ?? I only have access to uploading files via ftp and i was only able to upload my front end 😔
It depends on the hosting company. For example, DreamHost is typically thought of as a simple shared host, but if you search their documentation they do have a guide on running Node.js. Maybe you can try searching your host's doc pages?
@@LearnWebCode they do not mention anything about installing node js only wordpress,joomla ,prestashop etc.. i do have a ssh access to my webspace & FTP
