I am surprised nobody has ever asked this, so here it is
If you are programming a webapp and you use Firebase as your only backend, can’t someone just download your frontend and then “fork” or clone your app? Someone would only need to create a new Firebase app and change the connection settings for him to create a clone of your project, right?
Obviously if you were coding an iOS or Android native app it would be harder as he would not have access to the original client code, but when talking about websites this really looks like a problem to me
Please tell me if there’s something I’m missing that would prevent someone from doing that
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I want to remove all the unnecessary apps that come as default while creating a project in Django.
My Project uses Auth0 for authentication and Firestore for database. I don't want the default database app, the admin app and the auth app.
By following answers to this question, I have removed the admin app.
Now I want to remove the auth and the database app. Is there any way to do so?
Any suggestion about something else that I can remove from my project will be helpful.
Thank you.
There's already questions with answers for that here in Stack. More precisely,
Run app without django.contrib.admin
Run app without django.contrib.auth.
Run app without database.
Also, as noted here, there's a Django Microproject with the bare minimum which you might find interesting.
First off, I'm really, really sorry if this has been asked before, but I did not find a satisfying answer. This step seems missing / unthreatened in literally all explanations and tutorials out there.
I've read literally everything about making a Shopify App and I've built one and it works. I'm in the stage of submitting it, but I discovered the project directory is about 40k+ files large. When debugging the App, I ran the test server over ngrok over my local laptop, but it's kind of self explaining that I won't keep it running there 24/7 for the next 50 years.
After reading all guides, I still lack in one important information.
How is my app being pushed/pulled/deployed to their server? What exactly do I do to achieve this, and furthermore, how do I update bugfixes afterwards?
I am aware there is a review process and everything, the question is, when and how does my local app version move over to their servers. exactly?
I was really not able to find satisfying answers to this.
Help greatly appreciated.
You have to host your application on your own server be it a Public app or Custom app.
Public APP
They will review the approach not the code, they can't see your code,
it's deployed on your server.
In shopify developer account open create public app form, add your app urls.
Submit your app for approval.
Custom APP
They won't review anything, just deploy your app on your server and
add your links in the custom app form.
I'm relatively new to StackOverflow and deploying. So be patient if this isn't the place to ask about this, any kind of help will be truly appreciated.
The thing is, I have a web app with a Front End made with ReactJS, a Backend with Node and Express, and backed up by MongoDB.
The app is a bit simple, you can login/logout, post photos/gifs, have your own profile etc.
As of now, My React app communicates to the backend with a Proxy, the images are a static folder served by express (so that its easy to fetch the images on react), and so far the tests went good, I set up Mongo Atlas so that I don't have to worry about that in production.
The point is... I don't know exactly where or how should I deploy this, I'm considering using Heroku but since I don't know if it supports local storing, and I'm not sure if it'll work, same for Netlify. I've been thinking of composing up docker images, renting hosting on Linode and deploy the images there.
So far my project tree looks like this
Project -> .git
client->React Stuff
server->Node Stuff + Images folder
//each with their own package.json and configs/env
If you have a document or a video that would help me know about deployment, I'll really appreciate, and also if you think that I should use Heroku/Netlify/etc or just wanna leave a msg , please do so!, tyvm in advance
From what you mentioned it sounds like Heroku should do the trick. Heroku uses git to store files. Here's a guide that should help you set it up
I am pretty new to flutter.I just developed a reminder app.But that was mostly only front-end.But my next project I want to build a meat delivery service app.But this requires me to work on the backed as well.I have been getting pretty vague answers on the backend part of flutter.
Can anyone explain what like how exactly should I go with backend.I know Python for the start.Also you can use dart as well.I am confused.I just want to finish off things in the optiminum period of time.
I think you can use the App Write.io, this project is open-source and free, you can install the server and everything will free for you. Btw: App Write has the Flutter SDK. And this project has much big community
Can you more information from here
firebase is pretty good but you need to have an API. there is no other way to do backend without API. here is the whole documentation about restApi https://medium.com/swlh/restful-api-documentation-made-easy-with-swagger-and-openapi-6df7f26dcad
I have a node/socket.io chat app on OpenShift. The directory layout is the following:
I would like to start using SSL on the site, specifically with Let's Encrypt, which is free. However, no matter how many tutorials I Google and try out (on a separate hosting for testing, of course), I simply can't make it work properly.
I'm sure to some this is a silly question, but I'd appreciate if someone could tell me how to do this with OpenShift.
If anyone knows of an easy to understand, step by step tutorial, I would appreciate a link.