The Beginner’s Guide to Netlify Continuous Deployment from Github for React Apps

While this guide was written for students in Lambda School, it is applicable to anyone starting out who is confused about how to get continuous deployment up and running on Netlify. A special shout out to Vim Shah and Vu Cao who helped with some of the specifics for getting this guide together quick!What is continuous Deployment?Continuous Deployment allows you to automatically update your development or production sites built with Netlify, as you push your changes/merge pull requests in Github.You can follow along by creating a new repo yourself, or grabbing the repo made during this project and digging into it here.The first couple steps are meant for complete beginners…if you want to skip straight to the good stuff, go to step 5.Step 1. Create a new repo on Github.We will be creating a new React app with minimal changes necessary for deployment.Step 2: Clone the Repo to your local machine.Copy the highlighted text below from your repo, and open up a terminal window.In the terminal window, change to the directory you want your new repo to be in.

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