Although automatic watching for changes and rebuilding bundles is a great webpack feature that improves development, there is some more manual work that needs to be done before you see the result in the browser. I would like to show you how webpack-dev-server can help you.
Is a cloud the future? I do not know but it is the presence for sure. Check forty fith question of full-stack dev quiz to check if you know AWS products.
Do you share my feeling that any problem with encoding in MySQL database wastes a lot of your time? A few different settings, multiple possible combinations, you tried many of them and it is still not working? Maybe one of them was correct but should I restart MySQL instance, the whole server, the data center? Aaaaargh.
You have a web application deployed to AWS Elastic Beanstalk. You even own a cool domain bought for a super special price. It seems like you have all you need to make it working together but for some reasons the domain registrant does not allow you to point the domain to AWS EBS URL. They want you to use IP address instead.
Do you remember anything from my GitLab CI/CD article? If so, this question shold be easy for you. Check forty fourth question of full-stack dev quiz.
GitLab CI/CD is a strong competition to other Continuous Integration tools like Jenkins or TeamCity. Besides using GitLab for managing your repository and GitLab CI/CD for running automated tests, you can do deployment to AWS EBS with GitLab as well.
I guess, this MySQL question is quite difficult but you may not the answer. Is your MySQL experience really deep? Check forty third question of full-stack dev quiz.
I know it seems weird to deploy two applications on one AWS EBS but there are really such cases when you might want to do that. I wanted and I succeeded. See how.
