Replit | Walkthrough: Fullstack deployments with Replit (Python / React) @replit | Uploaded September 2024 | Updated October 2024, 1 hour ago.
Full-Stack Deployment on Replit: Frontend + Backend Guide

Unlock the power of Replit for complex architectures. Learn how to build and deploy full-stack applications with both frontend and backend components.

We'll use Replit and AI to build and deploy two separate fullstack apps: first, an integrated deployment in a single Repl, then separated deployments (multi-repl).

🔗:
Single Repl - replit.com/@matt/Matts-Fullstack-Repl-Front-Backend?v=1&utm_source=matt&utm_medium=youtube&utm_campaign=fullstack
Multi Repl - Backend - replit.com/@matt/Matts-Fullstack-Repl-Backend-Multi-Repl?v=1#README.md&utm_source=matt&utm_medium=youtube&utm_campaign=fullstack
Multi Repl - Frontend - replit.com/@matt/Matts-Fullstack-Repl-Frontend-Multi-Repl?v=1#README.md&utm_source=matt&utm_medium=youtube&utm_campaign=fullstack
Get started with Core - replit.com/pricing?utm_source=matt&utm_medium=youtube&utm_campaign=fullstack

Key points:

00:25 - Introduction
03:14 - Two deployment approaches: single Repl vs multiple Repls
09:54 - Walkthrough: Building a single Repl deployment
30:02 - Walkthrough: Building a multi Repl deployment
35:35 - Troubleshooting deployment issues and port mapping

In this comprehensive tutorial, we cover:
- Deploying a single Repl for both frontend and backend processes
- Setting up multiple Repls for separate frontend and backend deployments
- Building a React frontend that communicates with a Python backend API
- Pros and cons of different deployment strategies
- Handling environment variables and secrets
- Deploying static frontend apps and backend APIs