This guide walks you through setting up Jenkins to automatically build and deploy the Vue-based front‑end of the Mall e‑commerce project, covering plugin installation, NodeJS configuration, Git repository setup, build steps, shell scripts for packaging and remote deployment to Nginx, and final verification.
This comprehensive guide walks front‑end developers through the evolution of deployment methods, shows how to automate builds with custom Node scripts, details step‑by‑step Jenkins installation on CentOS, explains Freestyle and Pipeline project setups, and provides practical code snippets for a fully automated CI/CD workflow.
This article explains how to use Jenkins to automatically pull a front‑end Angular project from a GitLab repository, install the required Node.js and npm versions, build the static files, compress them, and deploy the resulting package to a Linux server with backup and verification steps.
This article explains how to use Jenkins for front‑end automated deployment, comparing Pipeline and Freestyle projects, detailing the overall architecture, step‑by‑step deployment process, core pipeline scripts for Git handling, dependency copying, building, backup, upload, update, cleanup, and email notifications.
This guide walks you through Docker fundamentals, comparing containers to virtual machines, explaining core concepts, installation, building and running a Vue project inside an Nginx container, and provides best practices and commands for image creation, container management, and deployment, enabling you to master containerization from scratch.
This article explains why and how to use GitHub Actions for automated front‑end deployment, covering the basics of Actions, creating workflow files, common CI steps, Docker integration, secret management, and a complete end‑to‑end example with code snippets and deployment scripts.
This guide walks you through creating a GitHub repository, pushing your Angular Todo app, configuring the build output to a docs folder, and setting GitHub Pages to serve the app, with optional notes on using the angular‑cli‑ghpages package.
This guide explains how to install Nginx on Linux, serve a built Angular/React/Vue frontend from the server's static directory, and configure Nginx as a reverse proxy to forward API requests to a backend service, completing the setup with a service restart.
