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General Discussion

Where is the source to learn how to set-up back-end?

Hello, I wonder how can I get to learn how to set-up back-end properly.

I learned to code a several languages already e.g. basic JavaScript, HTML, CSS

I want to get sufficient knowledge to deploy my web-app

  • What is the hosting/storage I should use? (AWS or Digital Ocean?)
  • How to configure it properly?

Honestly, I really don't what the topics it is but I want to know a comprehensive view on this topic

Thanks in advanced.

You should also check this out: https://teamtreehouse.com/library/hosting-a-website-with-github-pages| It just occurred to me that if you wrote your application using just HTML, CSS and JavaScript then you really don't need to worry too much about configuring servers or using cloud deployment services or anything. You would need to worry more about that if you had a web application written using PHP or C# or Java, etc. Since your application runs entirely on the client-side, you should be able to get it up and running easily with Github Pages.

1 Answer

These are two courses you would probably be interested in:

https://teamtreehouse.com/library/website-basics

https://teamtreehouse.com/library/app-deployment-accounts

Those courses should give you a starting point and enough understanding that you will be able to Google answers to other questions you have. Good luck!

I will check this. Thank indeed!!

Thank you very much, Micheal