Скачать или смотреть Firebase App Part 2 – Next.js, Firebase Hosting & GitHub Actions Explained (TomeStackLite Series)

🔥 In Part 2 of the TomeStackLite series, we dive into the core technologies powering this Firebase-hosted full-stack app. From Next.js 15 with the modern App Router to GitHub Actions for CI/CD automation, this video breaks down the “why” and “how” behind every tool used in the TomeStackLite foothold.

👀 Missed Part 1? Watch it here:
📺 Firebase App Part 1 – Foothold & The Big Picture:
   • Build a Full-Stack Firebase App with Next....  

📂 Code: https://github.com/useitcoin/tomestac...
🌐 Live Demo: https://tomelite.web.app

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🚧 What We Cover in This Video:
⚙️ 1. Core Framework – Next.js 15 (App Router)
Build both frontend and backend in one project

SSR/SSG without custom Express backends

Optimized rendering with React Server Components

Seamless integration with Firebase Hosting

💅 2. UI Layer – React + Tailwind CSS + shadcn/ui
Reusable React components

Tailwind utility classes for styling

Fully customizable UI base components

☁️ 3. Cloud Platform – Firebase Hosting
Managed PaaS infrastructure (no VMs or Docker)

Framework-aware deployment with SSR support

Auto-scaling via Cloud Functions & Cloud Run

Hosting, CDN, SSL, and backend provisioning with one firebase deploy

🤖 4. Automation – GitHub Actions
CI/CD pipeline using .github/workflows/deploy.yml

Steps: checkout → install → build → auth → deploy

Deploys app on push to main with consistency

🧰 5. Dev Tooling – VS Code, WSL2, Git
VS Code + WSL2 (Debian) for cross-platform dev

Git/GitHub for source control and CI triggers

💡 Why This Matters:
By understanding these tools and how they interact, you gain a clear mental model of real-world cloud deployment, full-stack architecture, and automated workflows — skills essential for launching your own online platforms.

👉 Watch the live app in action: https://tomelite.web.app