Deploy


Woah, we've finished our first project!

Take a look - it looks perfect on both big screens and mobile devices. It is 100% responsive.

Demo and source code

Now it's time to share it with the world!

In this lesson you will learn how, thanks to MDB GO, you can easily and free of charge publish and host your website on the Internet.

Prerequisites

To use MDB GO and publish and host your projects for free you need:

  • Node.js
  • MDB account
  • MDB CLI

All of these things we discussed and worked through in an earlier lesson. So if something doesn't work for you or you don't understand something, go back to the Basics / MDB GO and deploy.

In this lesson, I'll assume you already have everything mentioned above and I'll just show you how to publish the project we just finished.


Step 1 - launch the terminal

Launch the terminal (if you are using Windows, type "cmd" in the system search and run Command Line app / on MacOS, search for the "terminal" application).

Step 2 - log in to the MDB account in the terminal

To log in to MDB GO, in the terminal type the mdb login command and press enter.

Then enter your username and password that you set when registering your MDB account.

Step 3 - in the terminal navigate to your project

Make sure you are in the path of your project in the terminal. If you are not - type the command cd (it means going to the specified path) and paste the path to the folder where you have your project.

I moved this project to my desktop and finally my project path looks like this ( by the way - I'm working on Windows):

Remember that your path may be different, depending on where you placed your project and whether you changed the name of the TW Elements package folder.

If you entered the correct path, you should see in the terminal that you have been moved to the selected location.

Step 4 - publish your project!

Alright, we're ready to go!

In the terminal, type mdb publish command and press enter. You will see the message:

You will be asked for the default package manager. Stay with the npm option and just hit enter again

And it's ready! Your project is available at the link provided in the terminal.

This link is automatically copied to your clipboard, so you can immediately press ctrl + v and paste it into the search box in the browser.

Follow this link and admire your first Tailwind CSS project available online worldwide!

For example, my project is available at:

https://mdbtutorials-tailwind-css-tutorial.mdbgo.io


Congratulations! You have finished and published your first project 🚀 If you want to brag about it or write your impressions, hit me on twitter 😉



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About author

Michal Szymanski

Co Founder at TW Elements and MDBootstrap / Listed in Forbes „30 under 30" / Open-source enthusiast / Dancer, nerd & book lover.

Author of hundreds of articles on programming, business, marketing and productivity. In the past, an educator working with troubled youth in orphanages and correctional facilities.