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In software, when something is painful, the way to reduce the pain is to do it more frequently, not less. ― David Farley  Namaste Developers, Deployment for learning purposes can sometimes be a tedious task. It was for me as a student because of the following reasons : Unsure about what changes to make in my code in order to deploy it? Where to deploy in order to not incur charges? How to connect back-end to front-end if deployed? Once Deployed how to we access the public IP for the front end. If working on MySQL, how to have an online database for free and connect that database to my backend application? This is a lot to take in as a new developer. You want to show case your work but you fail to do so because you are uncertain about the answers to the above questions. To answer these questions, In this blog post, I will be deploying a locally created portfolio website online. Technologies used to create this website were: Front end : Angul...

It always seems impossible until it's done. Namaste developers, Welcome to my third post on the series of creating a website from scratch. We will be developing front-end and back-end for our Login and Sign-up pages. This login will be user specific, but we may extend its functionality by adding vendor login inside this component which is our future perspective, but should be kept in mind while developing. We need to set up our environment where we will be coding in angular. For this, we will be using Visual Studio Code . To Setup the environment, follow this blog Guide for Setting up angular link. After following the above mentioned links, I hope you are all set and ready to start writing your first piece of code. User Interface for Sign-up: We will be developing our user interface in Angular. Angular gives us the flexibility to create each of our functionalities as a separate component. This separate component will have its own typescript file a...

Namaste developers, Welcome to the second blog on the series of creating a website from scratch. Let me give you a brief introduction of what we will be making in these series. We will be developing a rental website, where the user can login or signup and rent a bike from the list of available bikes. As I explained in my previous blog, we need to be clear on what we are going to develop. So for that purpose I will be listing down all the functionalities that I suppose must be there in a bike rental website. I may miss some of the functionalities, which may be added during the development itself. Functionalities : Login and sign-up Page where the user can login or sign-up to be able to rent a bike. Home Page consisting of List of bikes available. Search bar where a user may search according to bike name or location. About us page. Vendor registration page. Vendor login page. Vendor home page where the vendor can see the list of bikes booked and has an ...