Let's Build a Blog with Cloud Foundry!
summary
Live codes a tiny blog: a Go backend serving /data/blog.json and a React frontend wired via fetch and local proxy, debugs a JSON field bug live, builds the React bundle and does CF push + static build then pushes the Go app and binds its root route to /data. Argues Cloud Foundry treats the platform as code, warns against packaging every app as containers, recommends using a managed DB (Cloudant) instead of pushing state, and shows the example mostly working end-to-end.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:05abstraction is code
- 1:47removing accidental complexity
- 2:40extractions
- 4:07build a blog
- 10:15Microservices
- 11:39React Blog UI
- 14:56Integrating React with Cloud Foundry
- 23:05Containers
- 25:02CF Push
- 27:00State
- 28:44Adding State
- 30:15Summary
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