In this episode of Firebase Fundamentals, David East will show you how to get started with Firebase Hosting and how to get it started with GitHub Actions so you can generate a preview channel for every single pull request.

Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
0:29 - Firebase CLI setup
2:24 - Serving locally with the Emulator Suite
3:22 - Deploying to Firebase Hosting
3:52 - Configuration files
4:13 - .firebaserc
4:23 - Server redirects in firebase.json
4:47 - Headers in firebase.json (Cross Origin Resource Sharing)
5:09 - Preview channels
5:44 - Manually deploying preview channels
6:33 - Manually deleting preview channels
7:00 - Setting up a GitHub repository
8:22 - Creating GitHub Actions workflows
8:50 - Setting up a build command in GitHub Actions
9:42 - Setting up production deploys on merge
10:11 - Triggering a preview channel on a pull request
11:40 - Deploying to production on merge to main
12:12 - More resources

Resources:
Node.js → [ Ссылка ]
Java → [ Ссылка ]
Next.js → [ Ссылка ]
Firebase CLI → [ Ссылка ]
Firebase.json → [ Ссылка ]
HTTP 301 → [ Ссылка ]
HTTP 302 → [ Ссылка ]
Cross Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) → [ Ссылка ]
Preview channels → [ Ссылка ]
GitHub Actions → [ Ссылка ]
Setting up preview channels with GitHub Actions → [ Ссылка ]

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