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Here is my personal repository where I've pushed by React app. Yours will have a different URL.
Kubernetes the Hard Way
If you're looking for a more scaleable option that you are willing to pay for with hosting, then check out services like AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Digital Ocean.
Vue and Svelte are much less opinionated in that regard.
The fastest and easiest way to start writing React is to use a pre-configured tool like Create React App or Vite.
Two popular CSS frameworks worth knowing about are Bootstrap and TailwindCSS.
Vue and Svelte are much less opinionated in that regard.
To give an example, you could create a React component called Card which includes
Another one you may have heard of is jQuery. In its heyday, jQuery was te go-to JS tool for providing additional functions that made creating and updating the DOM (the elements on your website) much easier. Much of the reasons developers no longer reach for it is that many of its functions have now been implemented into the Javascript built-in standard itself (for example document.querySelector for DOM manipulation and fetch for AJAX calls), so the language would not be what it is today without jQuery having paved the way.
DevOps engineers will use features within tools like Gitlab or Github to ensure that in order for code to be allowed to merge into the primary main or master branch of the project, it must meet certain conditions.
Two popular CSS frameworks worth knowing about are Bootstrap and TailwindCSS.
Before getting into other options, I should say I've heard very good things about fly.io. I've never used it personally, but it seems like a potentially great free option for Node.js hosting. If you're interested give this tutorial a try and let me know how it goes.
One other common suggestions is to use AWS Lambda. One benefit of lambda functions is that although you will still need to provide your credit card, they will only charge you based on actual usage. So if you and your friends are the only ones using the app, you're likely only looking at a few pennies a month.
Angular is also very opinionated about how components are structured, but much more than React enforces a particular directory and file structure within your project as well.
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