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When deploying a React application using Docker, one of the main goals is to create a lightweight, optimized production image. Deploying a React app can feel trickier than deploying a backend for several reasons, even though it’s ultimately just static files. Let me break it down: Docker’s multi-stage builds make this easy by separating the …
Introduction If you’re getting started with Docker, you’ve likely heard the terms “image” and “container” thrown around. These are the two most important building blocks of Docker, but what exactly is the difference? If you’re new to Docker, you may want to check out Docker Explained: A Simple Overview for Developers — a beginner-friendly prequel …
If you’re anything like me—a mid-level software engineer with a strong foundation in building REST APIs but relatively new to infrastructure-level tooling — Docker might have initially seemed like an intimidating piece of technology. I used to view it as this complex, scary tool that everyone somehow knew how to use. But here’s the thing: …
Deploying react apps can be difficult if you do not choose the right platform. I have been using Firebase Hosting recently and it has been the easiest solution to deploy the react app. The whole process is super easy and you get done within 5-10 minutes. Just follow through the steps as listed below : …
Google recaptcha v3 analyses the interactions of the users with the app and detects any abnormalities or suspicious use. It identifies whether the app is being accessed by a human or a bot. ReCaptcha v3 gives a score between 0 and 1 which indicates the risk based on the threshold you decide to set apart …
Google recaptcha v3 protects your app against bots. It ensures that all api calls made to the backend are by humans and cannot be categorised as suspicious calls. There are different implementations of Google recaptcha v3 for web and android / ios apps. This article is about how to implement Google recaptcha v3 in web …