This is the old way of doing things (but it's still valid). I would have thought today you would be talking about deploying a docker container in the cloud.
😂 I always like to understand foundations, they're there for a reason and I do personally believe they are the ones worth teaching. The magic and fancy stuff will come later on its own
I agree deploying is easy, actually you're overcomplicating it. Personally, I would never tell a Jimmy to go through all this if their goal is simply to deploy fast, many of this steps can be made way easier and even free.
I was actually debating this with myself. Finally I landed on doing it this way because I thought most people will be interested in having an actual domaine name and a server so it's better to do it the proper way!
@dejangegic there are mainly two ways : 1. Use your PC as a server : this is good but you run the risk of your pc being accessible to the internet. 2. Free hosting websites : there are platforms that pop up from time to time like Heroku and offer free hosting, but usually it doesn't last long as they always look to make a profit down the line so they turn it into a paid service I am not sure if there are other ways but this is what I am personally aware off!
I didn't even know Firebase had domaines to sell. But unless they have a wildcard (something.firebase.com) it's very unlikely that they would give unrelated domaine names for free since they cost money
This was the best explanatory video I had seen. Stating about the server software + showing the code was a very beginner friendly and detailed way of showing how things work. I knew the step because of detailed research, where as the viewers just had to click a video. 👏 BY any chance, do you do any Networking courses to show practical life implementations? Just like the video?
Thank you so much for this thoughtful message! This is exactly what I want to achieve. I am actually getting into some networking in my job, once I feel I am good enough I will probably do the same for it too!
@@omfuke3083 😂😂 oh my bad! The funny part is there is a python library that let's you upload youtube videos with command line, I might just start using it
from my understanding it's possible to do, but you run the risk of your pc being exposed. If you want to do something like that, you should probably look into making a virtual machine instance and you having it be the server. So if it's compromised, they would have access to the VM and not your actual PC.
you can, but you have to expose ports 80 and 443 for your server's ip in your modem settings. A more practical way to do it is buy a raspberry pi and install all this software if you want to host, easier to leave on 24/7.
😂 is there something specific you are struggling with ? I can explain it in writing and it might be better. This is meant to be reviewed overtime while focusing on understanding each part at a time.
🔴 Screen Recording 🔴
codingwhale.gumroad.com/l/deployingiseasy
I love that: "We're programmers here, not some typescript/react devs"
I hate that
Left thumbs down on video becuse of that
@@sulkhan5113 its just a joke
@@sulkhan5113 boohoo
@@sulkhan5113 found the typescript dev
This is the old way of doing things (but it's still valid). I would have thought today you would be talking about deploying a docker container in the cloud.
😂 I always like to understand foundations, they're there for a reason and I do personally believe they are the ones worth teaching. The magic and fancy stuff will come later on its own
This stuff was a black box to me for longer than I would care to admit. Wish I had this as a noob. Would love to see more like this!
This is exactly what I am trying to do! Thank you for the comment
Great Video. I wish Profs would explain like this
@@ContentJuicer My purpose in life is to expose incompetent Profs 😂 they hated my guts
Really good video. Simple, quick and gets to the point
Really appreciate it!
Instructions unclear, accidentally published to IIS
You made a 3 min video of what took me 3 weeks to do years ago hahaha, great content
I agree deploying is easy, actually you're overcomplicating it. Personally, I would never tell a Jimmy to go through all this if their goal is simply to deploy fast, many of this steps can be made way easier and even free.
Without being locked-in to a vendor like Netlify or Vercel?
I was actually debating this with myself. Finally I landed on doing it this way because I thought most people will be interested in having an actual domaine name and a server so it's better to do it the proper way!
@dejangegic there are mainly two ways :
1. Use your PC as a server : this is good but you run the risk of your pc being accessible to the internet.
2. Free hosting websites : there are platforms that pop up from time to time like Heroku and offer free hosting, but usually it doesn't last long as they always look to make a profit down the line so they turn it into a paid service
I am not sure if there are other ways but this is what I am personally aware off!
@@TheCodingWhale350
how about firebase bro? u know firebase? does it offer free domain name?
I didn't even know Firebase had domaines to sell. But unless they have a wildcard (something.firebase.com) it's very unlikely that they would give unrelated domaine names for free since they cost money
Your content is awesome!
Thank you! I try my best
Very helpful! I wish this video had been posted two months ago. 😂😂
😂😂
Always awesome content man
Awesome stuff
Glad you enjoyed it!!
This was the best explanatory video I had seen. Stating about the server software + showing the code was a very beginner friendly and detailed way of showing how things work. I knew the step because of detailed research, where as the viewers just had to click a video. 👏
BY any chance, do you do any Networking courses to show practical life implementations? Just like the video?
Thank you so much for this thoughtful message! This is exactly what I want to achieve.
I am actually getting into some networking in my job, once I feel I am good enough I will probably do the same for it too!
@@TheCodingWhale350 Right. ATB mate 👍
im lucky that i only do vanilla javascript, not typescript
Why don't you upload video with Command line then on youtube.
If you're talking about the screen recording the it's because I put it in Patreon
@@TheCodingWhale350 noo😂 I was talking about typescript devs didn't they created ui for you to upload video on yt
@@omfuke3083 😂😂 oh my bad! The funny part is there is a python library that let's you upload youtube videos with command line, I might just start using it
@@TheCodingWhale350ohmygosh😂
@@TheCodingWhale350 i'm pretty sure at this point, there is a python library even for finding God.
while me and my group, pannik
Is port forwarding not required?
what about deploying from your own pc.... i mean your pc being the server...?
from my understanding it's possible to do, but you run the risk of your pc being exposed. If you want to do something like that, you should probably look into making a virtual machine instance and you having it be the server. So if it's compromised, they would have access to the VM and not your actual PC.
you can, but you have to expose ports 80 and 443 for your server's ip in your modem settings. A more practical way to do it is buy a raspberry pi and install all this software if you want to host, easier to leave on 24/7.
This whale’s never been in the military
😂😂 I am nowhere near as disciplined as people in the military. Kudos to them
then systemd, and you're done.
Oh no, not the Holy war 😂
I am loving it
Timmaaaayyy
ah... i wanna puke...
this is too much information for a short amount of time, and it doesn't seems easy at all
😂 is there something specific you are struggling with ? I can explain it in writing and it might be better. This is meant to be reviewed overtime while focusing on understanding each part at a time.
Waste.
@@RifazNahiyanFWS Did you not like the vid in general or was it something in particular ?
@@TheCodingWhale350 I think he's a typescript/react dev
😂