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4 techs for a food menu... seems a little over engineered...
It is supposed to be a simple example that shows how easy it is to deploy an application to Preevy 🙂 I was showing how you can use different stacks and get them to work without too much effort. So with that knowledge in mind anyone can deploy their applications whether it is simple or complex.
yes, I meant no offence and your effort is very commendable, it was more of a general remark on ever increasing complexity and general overhead used in IT. Example: I was shocked to see how nonsensically complex was to make the 'Todo app' in React... I could do it faster and cleaner just with vanilla JS...
all the boilerplate and overhead makes sense when you truly make something complex and sprawling...
Nice one @andreisibisan
Thanks 🙏
I guess people complaining on the use case didn't get the point of showcasing the interaction between the tools. Kudos for putting this together.
Yeah thats it you understood and thanks 🙂
Hello @andrewbaisden thanks for the nice tutorial.
1) Having this issues while trying to deploy on a prevision environment : CredentialsProviderError: Could not load credentials from any providers
2) There's a mistake in the Dockerfile image (line 27). You need to change the "COPY next.config.js" to "COPY next.config.mjs ." otherwise you'll have this error in your console : "failed to solve: failed to compute cache key: failed to calculate checksum of ref 6e54fd9d-94d4-4570-8388-b6d0a9998d0b::t9jl1swrd0b4vzg"
Thanks for sharing
Thanks @hassanndam I fixed the error. I'm pretty sure it was working before I think Vercel updated Next.js and changed the file type unless I'm mistaken.
Nicely done!!
Awesome,
Good Content and Great Effort
Can you also share the screen shots?
I certainly appreciate the effort but honestly, this isn't an Application. While there are database calls, generally speaking you could have written this entire thing with plain vanilla HTML and CSS. I was expecting this to take orders/payment and pass them on to another client or something that makes this an application, not a website.
I used a simple example so that people could see how easy it is to deloy thier applications to Preevy 🙂 So now if someone wanted to create a complex application as you described then you can see that it wont require that much effort. Basically if you can build it locally then it will work on Preevy.
This is rather disappointing... Also, I would not consider this an app.
I just needed an example to showcase how easy it is to put your codebase on Preevy. It can be as basic or as complex as you want it to be 😁
I appreciated the author's clear and concise writing style. The way they articulated their journey of creating a modern food menu web app was both engaging and informative. Each step of the process was explained in detail, making it easy for readers to follow along regardless of their level of expertise in web development.It is really amazing like chick-fil-a menu breakfast