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It is time to say goodbye to localhost:3000. On Day 75, we take our Flight Booking Engine frontend and deploy it to the live internet using Vercel. Deployment is where code becomes a product. We will connect our GitHub repository to Vercel's CI/CD pipeline, configure the build settings, and most importantly, handle environment variables securely. In this live build: Vercel Integration: Connecting the GitHub repo for automatic deployments on push. Environment Variables: How to configure .env values in the Vercel dashboard (and why I will be using dummy values during the stream to prevent security leaks). Build Logs: Analyzing the build process to ensure our Next.js app compiles correctly. Production Check: Verifying the deployed site works and can talk to our backend API. By the end, the frontend will be live on a public HTTPS URL, ready for the world to see. 💬 Join the Community: 👉 https://discord.gg/bqUFaDaj 📘 Watch the full playlist: 👉 https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLdtwawCR2QjmdfhM-7SzDOVGop373bbgW 📂 GitHub Repo (Public Mirror): 👉 https://github.com/KNehe/aero_bound_ventures-public.git 🔥 Subscribe to master full-stack deployment. #FastAPI #NextJS #Vercel #Deployment #DevOps #WebDevelopment #Production
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