React + API Server Project Development and Deployment (CI/CD)

As mentioned in the lecture, this is not a lecture about React or Node.js. This lecture focuses on processes such as deployment, domain registration, and CI/CD settings. Junior developers tend to neglect elements such as CI/CD compared to development, but CI/CD is an essential process for the continuous development of a program. Through this lecture, I was able to easily learn how CI/CD is actually performed. I enjoyed the lecture :)

I'm new to programming and have just started developing locally and can easily create projects, but I was unfamiliar with the development environment settings and deployment CI/CD, and it was difficult to understand them. In particular, I had a hard time understanding what to do on the server, but it explained everything from the installation page guide to the environment settings, and covered the entire creation - setting - simple error resolution - deployment, so I was able to go through a cycle. The most difficult part when learning is that you have no choice but to move on to an abstract understanding because you have no experience, but after going through a cycle like this and looking at the lecture materials again, I think I gained more based on my experience, thinking, "Oh, that's what I did earlier!" Rather than those who want to get a detailed explanation of the projects (React, etc.) used from the development environment settings to deployment, it would be very helpful for those who are curious about "How on earth do I create, set up, deploy, and automate a project?" I don't know how much I can use the knowledge I learned in the lecture because I haven't worked in the field yet, but I'm sure that when I work on a project or in the field later, I'll be able to recall the experience I gained from the lecture and lay the foundation for learning. I hope this lecture will be widely known to beginners like me! Thank you for the great lecture.

It was a useful lecture because I was able to gather all the scattered concepts related to distribution at once. After finishing it, I got a sense of what I need to study more intensively.

for students who are worried about payment - I have only tried local operation and have never set up an initial development environment considering CI/CD, but this lecture was good because I was able to learn how the entire process should proceed, although it is simple. - So, I think you should keep in mind that the code written for environment setup or the explanation of the installed package/framework was omitted. - There are probably many beginners who took the lecture thinking, “CI/CD is essential these days, so I should just take it.” Those people will learn this lecture and there will come a time when they need to customize CI/CD for the project they will be working on later. At that time, if you refer to the meaning of the code attached to the lecture and research the basic framework learned in this lecture, I think you will be able to properly understand CI/CD. Conclusion - Recommended for developers who want to learn the basics of CI/CD - When you need to customize in depth, it is expected that it will be of great help in improving your skills if you analyze the code of this lecture and learn the necessary parts additionally - Thank you for opening a great lecture!

Thank you for the great lecture! It was very helpful because I was able to learn in detail not only about distribution automation but also how to use basic tools. I have only been working with PHP, so I have not been able to properly separate the front and back, but after watching the great lecture, I was able to separate them for the first time and even deploy them myself. In addition, I had the opportunity to learn how to use github, which was very helpful. Thank you.

This is a lecture that touches on the core of deployment and CI/CD that I felt were difficult. Not only the video, but also the materials that summarize the lecture content were very helpful. By experiencing one cycle, I was able to grasp the flow of how to prepare for deployment and what parts to pay attention to when deploying! I recommend it to those who want to provide a real web service beyond a project that is only checked on localhost~

This is a lecture that explains the development environment + deployment that I was at a loss about while studying development. It was helpful to learn about the parts that I had to struggle with because no one told me about them. I highly recommend this to those who want to set up a development environment and automate deployment but are at a loss!

Rather than teaching react and node as the course review and lecture description says, it focuses on deploying react and api servers. I think I could have saved a lot of time if I had watched this lecture first when I first deployed. If you have developed a front end and an API server but don't know how to deploy it, I highly recommend it. I was able to learn about the deployment flow, from domains to AWS EC2, https certificates, CI/CD, etc. Thank you for the great lecture.