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How to Deploy A FullStack React App to HEROKU | EASY!!!!

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A good alternative to AWS is Heroku. Heroku is a cloud-as-a-service platform that supports multiple languages.
Heroku is much simpler or easier to use compared to other cloud as a service platforms including AWS. The Heroku platform provides a set of capabilities that deliver higher-order value. With Heroku, there is no need to learn about server configuration, network management, or tuning the latest version of a database. Heroku removes obstacles so developers can focus on what they do best: building great apps.
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@HuyNguyen-en4pr 18 дней назад

Thank you so much. I was struggling so much to figure out how to just deploy my backend api to heroku and i kept getting error after error after error. I came across your video and now it finally works. You are a life saver!

@Mariosyian4ever Год назад

Absolute legend, clean explanation. Step-by-step and with no skips/edits/movie magic (you're excused for the npm start edit because I get why you wouldn't want a revert step inside a tutorial :P) My only criticism is in the VERY important app.get('*', ...) function and possibly app.use(static usage with express.static) as someone (like myself) may have stumbled on this video without watching previous bits ... those were only mentioned rather than explained. Overall excellent tutorial and helped me a lot!!

@ruqayahn.k4645 10 дней назад

good thanks

@plazma5343 Год назад

Thank you again ! Been watching this video and the one about deploying the app on EC2, both greatly educative. One question though, the way on both occasions that you pass the React built files to the client is through the back end, and I'm a bit lost, isnt it usually directly the role of the HTTP server (apache or enginx) ? Is this commom practice to call an express app that responds with the built react client app, and I'm just poorly educated on the subject ? (perfectly reasonnable possibility ^^)

@koding_101 Год назад

Thank you for watching my videos and I'm glad you're finding them informative.

@koding_101 Год назад

Regarding your question, it is indeed common practice to serve static files through an HTTP server like Apache or Nginx. However, using a Node.js server to serve the static files is also a valid approach and has its advantages, especially when you want to build a more complex web application. One advantage of using a Node.js server is that it allows you to have more control over the server-side logic and provides more flexibility when it comes to serving dynamic content. Additionally, using a Node.js server allows you to easily integrate with other backend services that you may have. That being said, using an HTTP server to serve static files is still a valid approach, and it might be a better fit for some use cases. It ultimately depends on your specific needs and the requirements of your project. I hope that helps clarify things.