JavaScript Masterclass - Zero to Job-Ready with Hands-On Projects - Project Deployment Using GitHub and Netlify / 321

This tutorial covers the deployment process of a web project, focusing on using GitHub and Netlify. It explains setting up Git, creating a GitHub repository, and connecting local files to GitHub. The video also demonstrates deploying the project to Netlify and managing updates efficiently.

What is the first phase of deploying a website?

• Creating a domain

• Connecting to a server

• Pushing code to GitHub

• Installing Git

Why is it recommended to use a specific naming convention for GitHub repositories?

• To make it easier to find similar projects

• To ensure compatibility with all servers

• To avoid conflicts with other users

• To increase the speed of deployment

What is a personal access token used for in GitHub?

• To create a new repository

• To connect your local system to GitHub

• To verify your email address

• To log in to GitHub

Which command is used to add all files to a GitHub repository?

• git push origin main

• git add .

• git commit -m

• git status

What is the purpose of a branch in Git?

• To create a backup of the repository

• To delete unwanted files

• To store temporary code changes

• To increase the speed of the server

What is the benefit of connecting a GitHub repository to a server like Netlify?

• It allows for automatic updates when changes are made

• It increases the security of the code

• It reduces the size of the repository

• It provides free hosting for unlimited projects

What should you do if you want to change the domain name of your deployed site?

• Update the domain settings in the server

• Edit the HTML file

• Change the settings in GitHub

• Create a new repository

What is the purpose of a .gitignore file?

• To ensure all files are uploaded

• To list files that should not be sent to the server

• To increase the speed of deployment

• To provide a backup of important files

How can you ensure that changes made locally are reflected on the server?

• By manually updating the server

• By pushing changes to GitHub

• By creating a new branch

• By deleting the old repository

What should you include in the 'About' section of your GitHub repository?

• A short description and demo link

• A list of all contributors

• A detailed history of all changes

• The complete source code