A Live Demo of Maintaining 6 Open Source Docker Example Web Apps
We'll cover using tmux, Vim, writing / amending git commits, changelogs and more.
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REFERENCE LINKS
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► https://github.com/nickjj?tab=reposit... (all of the example apps)
► https://github.com/nickjj/dotfiles
► • Change a Git Commit in the Past with ... (Git amend and rebasing video, ran out of cards)
► • Best Practices Around Production Read... (DockerCon 21 video, ran out of cards)
► • Signing and Verifying Git Commits on ... (signing Git commits video, ran out of cards)
► / oleksandra-holovina-287740b0 (Lexie's LinkedIn)
COURSES
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Courses I've created that focus on web dev and deployment topics.
► https://nickjanetakis.com/courses/
THE TOOLS I USE / GEAR
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► https://nickjanetakis.com/blog/the-to...
FOLLOW ME ELSEWHERE
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► Twitter: / nickjanetakis
► GitHub: https://github.com/nickjj
TIMESTAMPS
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0:00 -- Intro
0:15 -- Potential takeaways and what we're going to do in this video
1:23 -- Setting up a few tmux windows for each app
3:04 -- Updating the Flask app's back-end / front-end dependencies
12:50 -- Committing our changes so far to the Flask app
17:07 -- Checking to see if PostgreSQL, Redis and Python need updates
20:17 -- Amending the latest commit and preparing to test things locally
22:12 -- Doing the same process for the Django app
24:19 -- Testing the Flask app and pushing it up to GitHub
30:03 -- Going back to the Django app to update and commit more changes
35:08 -- Updating the Phoenix application
41:37 -- Malfunctioning from unknown and known things going wrong
44:43 -- Updating the Node example app
46:31 -- Going back to the Phoenix app and pushing it to GitHub
51:13 -- Maybe adding VSCode Remote Container support to the example apps
52:23 -- Hopping back over to the Node app to do more updates
1:08:01 -- Preparing to push a tagged release and breaking the Phoenix repo
1:13:00 -- Deleting the Phoenix repo, re-cloning it and making a new release
1:20:59 -- Going back to the Play app and updating a few things
1:24:09 -- Using git add -p and then the edit option to split 2 adjacent lines
1:25:28 -- Getting the latest version of OpenJDK and updating the back-end deps
1:29:09 -- Updating the Rails app, jumping back to the Play app and back to Rails
1:34:41 -- Updating the Webpacker bits for Rails and jumping back to Play
1:41:06 -- Finishing up with the Rails app
1:46:24 -- Something for a future update for most of the apps
1:47:21 -- Tweeting out the update and wrapping things up
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