How To Deploy a React Application with Nginx on Ubuntu
Learn how to deploy a React app with Nginx on Ubuntu. Step-by-step guide covering build, server config, reverse proxy, SSL, and production optimization.
Learn how to deploy a React app with Nginx on Ubuntu. Step-by-step guide covering build, server config, reverse proxy, SSL, and production optimization.
Learn why so many React developers are switching to using Next.js, an open source framework that helps you build production-grade React applications that scale.
Shipit is a universal automation and deployment tool for Node.js developers. It features a task flow based on the popular Orchestrator package, login and interactive SSH commands through OpenSSH, and an extensible API. Developers can use Shipit to automate build and deployment workflows for a wide range of Node.js applications. In this tutorial you will install and configure Shipit to deploy a basic Node.js application from your local development environment to your product environment.
In this tutorial, we’ll go over how to handle file uploads in GraphQL by building a full-stack app. This tutorial will be divided into two main sections: building the GraphQL API, and creating the frontend app. The GraphQL API will be built using Apollo Server and the frontend app will be built with Vue.js and Vue Apollo.
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In this tutorial, you’ll use the useEffect and useState React Hooks to fetch and display information in a sample application, using JSON server as a local API for testing purposes. You’ll load information when a component first mounts and save customer inputs with an API. You’ll also refresh data when a user makes a change and learn how to ignore API requests when a component unmounts.
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JSX is an abstraction that allows you to write HTML-like syntax in your JavaScript code and will enable you to build React components that look like standard HTML markup. Since you are also writing JavaScript, you’ll be able to take advantage of JavaScript functions and methods, including array mapping and short-circuit evaluation for conditionals. In this tutorial, you’ll build a working application that uses a variety of JSX features to display elements that have a built-in click listener.
When debugging a Vue application, moving between your source code and your browser can be a time-consuming process. To make debugging more efficient, you can use a browser extension like Vue.js Devtools. In this tutorial, you will set up a sample Vue application, install Vue.js DevTools in your browser, then add new features to your app while testing them with the browser extension.
In JavaScript development with the React library, asynchronous programming presents unique problems. When you use React functional components for example, asynchronous functions can create infinite loops. In this tutorial, you’ll find out how to avoid asynchronous programming bugs, load data with the useEffect React Hook, and split your code for on-demand lazy loading using React lazy and Suspense.