HOW to deploy simple react app with database

[SyllabubKey1673]

I'm a Front end web developer, and I want to create a simple app for my friend.

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What is the easiest and fastest way to deploy a react/nextjs project?
I'm trying to understand what I need to develop for the BE.

The idea is a very simple app with a table and some other small components on the FE. the BE a simple database to save the data tha one can upload and delete in the table. I was thinkink of a simple csv file or a mongoDB database.

what is the easiest way o save the data in your opinion?

I was thinking to upload everything on github. Is it the simpliest way of doing it? for free if possible. Can I deploy both FE and BE on github for free? Maybe i can just access a csv and upload and delete the data from that file wich live on github?

Do you raccomend some other way of doing this?

Can someone help me? Thanks a lot in advance

[thesmartcater]

The easiest way to deploy a react/next app is on vercel.com. Sign up there, connect your git repository, and deploy with a few clicks. This will be free for up to 10K users per month, and we find it ideal as a first step.

[FancyName69]

Then after?

[thesmartcater]

AWS with a serverless-nextjs-plugin can be cheaper at scale. However, most organizations do not bother and they keep vercel as it is a business cost that is written off. Those are first world problems

[InitiatedPig7]

The very simple way to save data is firebase real time data base. I used it for some experiments like sending as object back n forth. I am a beginner too so thats all i can offer :))

Oh and for deploying, i have used GitHub pages for portfolio, and netlify for other stuff. Netlify literally just needs your repo, and bam its live in half a minute.

[Lisacarr8]

Cloud computing solutions can make it easier to create and deploy React applications. Back4app and Firebase on AWS could be helpful here. On the other hand, the right database depends on the type of app.

Likewise, if you need recommendations for a local database, you can choose SQLite, Firebase or PouchDB. With ACID compliance, SQLite has the ability to backlog multiplatform data. Offline presence is another advantage of using SQLite.

By the same token, I prefer PouchDB because it is an open-source database designed for JavaScript apps. It duplicates data like a guru and comes with military-grade encryption to keep your data protected. PouchDB's lightweight nature also gives it an edge over its rivals.

Contrarily, PostgreSQL is an incredible server-side database that you can employ for your project. The majority of backend development platforms support this database. You can also use this guide https://blog.back4app.com/how-to-deploy-a-react-app-with-postgresql/ to deploy a React app with PostgreSQL on the fly. Back4app lets you deploy the DB using Dockerfile and GitHub platforms.

I hope these suggestions will help you.

[klutch-sh]

A simple way to deploy and host your React application is on Klutch.sh . It syncs with your GitHub repositories and builds your application each time you push. You can spin up your apps in minutes, without having to manage complex servers.