In this tutorial, we will learn how to deploy a React app with a back-end API to Netlify. We will cover deploying an Express.js API and Lambda Functions to interact with the React front-end. I have written two other tutorials where we will deploy the same app to Vercel and Heroku. (Links below) Deployment to Vercel Deployment to Heroku
In this tutorial, we will learn how to deploy a React app with a back-end API to Vercel. We will cover deploying Lambda Functions API to interact with the React front-end. I have written two other tutorials where we will deploy the same app to Netlify and Heroku. (Links below) Deployment to Netlify Deployment to Heroku
In this tutorial, we will learn how to deploy a React app with a back-end API to Heroku. We will cover deploying an Express.js API to interact with the React front-end. I have written two other tutorials where we will deploy the same app to Vercel and Netlify. (Links below) Deployment to Vercel Deployment to Netlify
This is a very common question among newer React developers, and one question I had when I was starting out with React and Node. In this short example I will show you how to make create-react-app work with a Node Express Backend.
Node is very practical and lets you set up a server very quickly, with just a few lines of code and allowing you to server your static site files. I use Yarn as my preferred package manager, but you can use npm if you prefer.