I've primarily used Next.js for my web app development, but I'm curious about traditional methods for building a frontend without it. I know React is an option, but I'm unsure how to handle routing and deployment. How do you typically approach making web apps with React, and what steps do you take for deployment?
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At its core, building a frontend involves using HTML and CSS alongside JavaScript frameworks like React. You can set up routing with libraries like React Router. For deployment, platforms like Netlify or Vercel make it really easy to push your React apps live!
There are many options for routing in React, and honestly, there's no single 'traditional' method. You can choose from several routers like React Router, Reach Router, or even build your own. Here's a great list of React routing libraries if you're interested! Also, don't forget to check out deployment options like Vercel, Netlify, or GitHub Pages, all of which work well with React apps!
That's awesome! Where do you usually deploy your React projects?