Delivering Vercel-Style Developer Experience with Kubernetes and GitLab, part IV
This fourth part explains how to create Kubernetes manifests to route traffic to handle incoming connections when deployed to a Kubernetes cluster.
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Delivering Vercel-Style Developer Experience with Kubernetes and GitLab, part III
This third part explains how to write Dockerfiles and set up applications to hande incoming connection when deployed to a Kubernetes cluster.
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Delivering Vercel-Style Developer Experience with Kubernetes and GitLab, part II
This second part explains how to configure a GitLab pipeline and CI/CD variables.
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Delivering Vercel-Style Developer Experience with Kubernetes and GitLab, part I
This first part explains how to build a cheap, easy to rebuild, Kubernetes cluster to get the ball rolling.
Feb 20, 2022
Why build your own developer platform?
This article is an introduction to the "Delivering Vercel-Style Developer Experience with Kubernetes and GitLab" series. Before diving into technical details, I'd like to give some context on why I've built this setup when managed solutions already exist.
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If you've ever worked with React function components and the useEffect hook, there's a high probability that you've faced this warning.
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Ref forwarding with React function components and Typescript
While ref forwarding is well explained in the official documentation, it can be confusing to type it correctly with function components.
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