Build and Deploy Apps on an app platform with Custom Domain
Easily build and deploy apps on an app platform with a custom domain. Easily customize your domain for a unique and professional touch.
Easily build and deploy apps on an app platform with a custom domain. Easily customize your domain for a unique and professional touch.
Node.js is a JavaScript platform for general-purpose programming that allows users to build network applications quickly. In this guide, we’ll show you how to get started with Node.js on an Ubuntu 18.04 server.
Peek under the hood: see why the cloud provider built our PaaS solution on Kubernetes.
Learn to build and deploy a React-based invoice generator with Refine Framework and deploy it on the an app platform.
In this tutorial, you’ll build a GraphQL API for a blogging application in JavaScript using Node.js. You will first use Apollo Server to build the GraphQL API backed by in-memory data structures. You will then deploy the API to the an app platform. Finally you will use Prisma to replace the in-memory storage and persist the data in a PostgreSQL database and deploy the application again.
Demos of new features of an app platform that help you accelerate your deployments in the cloud, and a sneak peek into features coming soon.
Writing server-side JavaScript can be challenging as a codebase grows. TypeScript is a typed (optional) super-set of JavaScript that can help with building and managing large-scale JavaScript projects. It can be thought of as JavaScript with additional features like strong static typing, compilation and object oriented programming. This tutorial will explore how to use the [Express](https://expressjs.com/) framework with TypeScript.
Strategies and tools the cloud provider uses to manage, monitor, and secure Kubernetes for an app platform.
Use Node.js and the node-cron library to schedule jobs to manage logs, back up databases, and send emails.
Get a better understanding of how your builds run on an app platform, and how to scale efficiently when your user base expands.