Deploying and Hosting

To make your frontend applications accessible to users, you need to deploy and host them on servers. There are various hosting platforms available, but two popular choices are Netlify and Vercel.

Netlify: Netlify offers a simple and intuitive platform for deploying and hosting static websites and frontend applications. It provides features like continuous deployment, custom domains, and built-in HTTPS. Here's an example of how to deploy a frontend app to Netlify:

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31. Sign up for a Netlify account.
42. Connect your Git repository to Netlify.
53. Configure the build settings for your frontend app.
64. Set up custom domain if needed.
75. Trigger a new build to deploy your app.

Vercel: Vercel is another hosting platform that specializes in deploying frontend applications. It offers a seamless deployment experience and supports various frameworks like Next.js and Gatsby. Here's an example of how to deploy a frontend app to Vercel:

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31. Sign up for a Vercel account.
42. Connect your Git repository to Vercel.
53. Configure the build settings for your frontend app.
64. Set up custom domain if needed.
75. Trigger a new deployment to deploy your app.

There are many other hosting platforms available, but Netlify and Vercel are popular choices due to their simplicity and developer-friendly features.

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1. Sign up for a Netlify account.

2. Connect your Git repository to Netlify.

3. Configure the build settings for your frontend app.

4. Set up custom domain if needed.

5. Trigger a new build to deploy your app.

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1. Sign up for a Vercel account.

2. Connect your Git repository to Vercel.

3. Configure the build settings for your frontend app.

4. Set up custom domain if needed.

5. Trigger a new deployment to deploy your app.