Add Continuous Deployment to Your Project using git, GitHub and Netlify

In this video, we will learn about Continuous Deployment using git, GitHub and Netlify. Continuous Deployment lets you push code from your dev environment to an online repository like GitHub, and your launched app automatically updates from the repository.

✅ Quick Concepts outline:
Continuous Deployment
• What is Continuous Deployment?
• Use git to push your source code to GitHub (or GitLab or BitBucket)
• Logging into Netlify with your GitHub account
• Create a "new site from Git"
• Choose GitHub, GitLab, or BitBucket
• Strict mode by default
• Search your repository for your project
• Deploy settings available
• Deploy your site
• Production deploy log
• Site Settings
• Get a Netlify status badge for your README.md file
• Look at your live app!

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[ahmad-murery]

I like the approach you take in your tutorials, it puts you on the right path without overkilling details.
Thanks

[MrBrady]

Netlify doesn't seem to work anymore with continuous deployment.

[DucMinhTeaching]

Thanks. How about setting up database like mysql with PHP?