Deploying a react app on heroku is the easiest task when we talk about deployment. However, if you miss some important steps, you might break the...
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If we are just building once and serving static files, we could also build locally or on a dedicated build server, and deploy the static files on a CDN like S3. This will provide a faster, initial loading time. However, we can rely on Heroku as a fallback for server-side rendering.
how does this work for each time you build the react app, you then commit all those files to git? seems that repo would balloon out really quickly. isn't there a better way to handle temporary build files than git with heroku? seems a very frequent use case.
Are you familiar with .gitignore?