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<blockquote data-quote="Tom H." data-source="post: 921851" data-attributes="member: 74910"><p> <ol> <li data-xf-list-type="ol">Learn how to buy a Linux VPS and how to login to it via SSH</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ol">Pick a web development framework and do some tutorial level projects. Personally, I'd use Flask, but for a complete beginner, I'd recommend learning Django or Ruby on Rails (maybe hapi?)</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ol">Learn to use Git</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ol">Deployment via Git is not recommended, but since you are brand new, just login into your server via SSH and `git clone` your repository, now you can run your code on the server</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ol">Figure out the most basic Nginx config for passing through requests to your app</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ol">Run your app with an app server like Gunicorn (there is an equivalent in Ruby if you decide to go with RoR)</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ol">Now Nginx is serving requests to Gunicorn which is running your app, anyone online can access your app via the IP address for your VPS</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ol">Setup domain records to point to your VPS</li> </ol><p>RE: Database - you will learn to setup and use a database in step #2, e.g. if you work through the Django tutorials. Use SQLite for now, you will be fine for a long time, don't worry about PostgreSQL or MySQL, you will be good with SQLite well after you even have your first paying customer.</p><p></p><p>RE: React, Angular, Vue - I recommend just creating traditional web apps instead of single page apps. Unless you want to create an app where the interface IS the app (e.g. an image editor, arcade-style game, Trello, etc.) then don't worry about the browser loading new pages... just create a traditional web app and you'll finish your projects much faster, you can always come back to the UI later.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Tom H., post: 921851, member: 74910"] [LIST=1] [*]Learn how to buy a Linux VPS and how to login to it via SSH [*]Pick a web development framework and do some tutorial level projects. Personally, I'd use Flask, but for a complete beginner, I'd recommend learning Django or Ruby on Rails (maybe hapi?) [*]Learn to use Git [*]Deployment via Git is not recommended, but since you are brand new, just login into your server via SSH and `git clone` your repository, now you can run your code on the server [*]Figure out the most basic Nginx config for passing through requests to your app [*]Run your app with an app server like Gunicorn (there is an equivalent in Ruby if you decide to go with RoR) [*]Now Nginx is serving requests to Gunicorn which is running your app, anyone online can access your app via the IP address for your VPS [*]Setup domain records to point to your VPS [/LIST] RE: Database - you will learn to setup and use a database in step #2, e.g. if you work through the Django tutorials. Use SQLite for now, you will be fine for a long time, don't worry about PostgreSQL or MySQL, you will be good with SQLite well after you even have your first paying customer. RE: React, Angular, Vue - I recommend just creating traditional web apps instead of single page apps. Unless you want to create an app where the interface IS the app (e.g. an image editor, arcade-style game, Trello, etc.) then don't worry about the browser loading new pages... just create a traditional web app and you'll finish your projects much faster, you can always come back to the UI later. [/QUOTE]
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