Harsh Sakhiya
You’ve built projects locally… now it’s time to share them with the world.
Today, we’ll guide you through the basics of project deployment — putting your app online using beginner-friendly tools like GitHub Pages, Netlify, and Vercel.
💻 The Real Meaning of Deployment
Deployment is the process of publishing your app to the internet, so others can access it from anywhere. No more “it works on my laptop only.”
With just a few clicks, your code becomes a live product.
📦 3 Popular Ways to Deploy (for Beginners)
✅ 1. GitHub Pages (great for static sites)
# In your project folder (with index.html)
git init
git add .
git commit -m "Deploy my site"
git branch -M main
git remote add origin https://github.com/username/repo-name.git
git push -u origin mainThen go to Repo → Settings → Pages, select your branch, and boom — it’s live!
✅ 2. Netlify
Drag & drop your folder into netlify.com
Or connect it to your GitHub repo
It auto-deploys on every push
✅ 3. Vercel
Ideal for JavaScript/React projects
Login → Connect GitHub repo → Deploy
Great performance, fast setup
🔧 Quick Tip
📂 Make sure your project has a clean index.html or entry point.
🧹 Clean up unused files before deployment for a faster, neater result.
👋 Sign-off
Tomorrow, we’ll learn how to make your webpages interactive using the DOM (Document Object Model).
But for now, celebrate: your code is live! 🌍
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