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Challenge: Host your React app on AWS - Amazon Web Services (AWS) Tutorial
From the course: AWS and React: Creating Full-Stack Apps
Challenge: Host your React app on AWS
(upbeat electronic music plays) - [Instructor] Okay, it's challenge time. I know you can do it. I know you're up for a good challenge, and this is going to be something very similar to what we've already done. I just want you to try to do it maybe without looking back, but you know. You know how you learn, so do what you need to do. But I want you to edit the app locally very similarly to how we did before with just a simple change, some text on the screen. Then, I want you to verify that those changes get integrated in the local server. So, make sure you're running NPM-start, if you aren't already, and make sure that they show up in the browser. Then I want you to publish these changes to AWS with that amplify publish command. And then of course, verify those changes get published to AWS through the browser again, but pointing of course towards the server version. If you remember when we first published to AWS,…
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React app concepts1m 43s
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Using npm to create a React app2m 26s
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