Joining Heroku and GitHub

This video tutorial introduces GitHub and Heroku as essential tools for deploying Node.js applications. It guides viewers through creating accounts on both platforms and explores their features. The tutorial also covers installing the Heroku CLI, which allows users to manage deployments from the terminal. By the end, viewers will have set up accounts and installed necessary tools, preparing them for future deployment tasks.

What are the two main tools discussed for deploying Node.js applications?

• GitHub and Docker

• GitHub and Heroku

• Heroku and AWS

• Docker and AWS

What is a key feature of GitHub that helps in managing software projects?

• Automated testing

• Real-time collaboration

• Code tracking and version control

• Cloud storage

Which of the following is NOT a feature of GitHub?

• Tracking bugs and issues

• Collaborating with others

• Hosting public or private projects

• Providing cloud storage for large files

What is Heroku primarily used for?

• Developing mobile applications

• Deploying applications to production servers

• Creating virtual machines

• Managing databases

Which programming languages can be deployed using Heroku?

• Only Node.js

• Only Java

• Node.js and Python

• Node.js, PHP, Ruby on Rails, Python, Java, and others

What is the purpose of the Heroku CLI?

• To provide a graphical interface for Heroku

• To monitor server performance

• To manage Heroku projects from the terminal

• To create new Heroku accounts

What should you do if you encounter an error while installing Heroku CLI?

• Restart your computer

• Reinstall the operating system

• Ignore the error

• Open a question in the course Q&A