How to Deploy a Node.js & React App to Heroku

Learn how to deploy a Node.js & React app to Heroku in just 25 minutes. In this tutorial we’ll set up a deployment pipeline with staging and production apps for testing and live use.
The demo application is the app that students have been building in my brand new course: How To Build a SaaS Product.
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[@randalleikelboom2099]

Great Video!. Thanks!!

[@mbakoaobakwegoitsemang5663]

Thanks so much for the video @KyleGawley, i'm having issues adjusting this approach for a react,vite node build.. any suggestions? my build seems to fail right after trying to build the vite app after starting the node server backend

[@boatingsocal9297]

At the 16:00 mark, you mention how you would set up the configuration if the React app was hosted separately from the Node.js app.
You mentioned that you would add details in the video description, but I don't see it. Can you please provide that information?

[@justinhopkins2088]

if im using sanity database for my app already, creating a database on heroku is not necessary, correct?

[@Flipping_myFinds]

It’s an entire learning curve just to deploy a website 🤦‍♂️

[@Daniel-zk5sj]

Better deploy it on mogenius. Not by salesforce...

[@justinhopkins2088]

if im using sanity database for my app already, creating a database on heroku is not necessary, correct?