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How to Deploy React App on Netlify Using Github?

Deploying your React application to Netlify can be a quick and easy process, allowing you to quickly and easily make changes to your application and share them with the world. In this tutorial, you will learn how to deploy your React app to Netlify using Github.

Step 1: Create a New GitHub Repository

First, create a new GitHub repository for your project. Make sure to point it towards the directory where all your code files are located.

Step 2: Push your Files to GitHub

Once you have created the GitHub repository, push your application files to the repository. You can do this either from the command line or using the GitHub Desktop application.

Step 3: Connect Netlify to Your Repository

Next, create a new project in Netlify and connect to your GitHub repository. You will need to provide the URL of your repository as well as your GitHub account credentials in order to connect.

Step 4: Configure Your Project Settings

Once your project is connected to Netlify, you will need to configure some settings. This includes setting your build environment variables, build command, and deploy path. It's important to make sure your settings are correct in order for the deployment process to work properly.

Step 5: Deploy Your React App

Finally, you can deploy your app to Netlify by clicking the deploy button. This will trigger a build process, where Netlify will download your code files from GitHub, build your application, and deploy it to a secure hosting environment.

And that's it! Your React app is now live and viewable by anyone. Any changes you make to your code files in GitHub will automatically be reflected in the live version of your app, making it easy to keep your application up to date.