JavaScript Masterclass - Zero to Job-Ready with Hands-On Projects - Project Deployment Using GitHub and Netlify / 322

The video tutorial guides viewers through deploying a JavaScript project. It starts with setting up a project folder and initializing a GitHub repository. The instructor demonstrates how to push local files to GitHub and then connect the repository to Netlify for deployment. The tutorial concludes with testing the deployed site and making final adjustments. The process is designed to be straightforward, allowing for easy updates in the future.

What is the first step in setting up a deployment environment?

• Creating a GitHub repository

• Starting the server

• Creating a project folder

• Adding default tasks

What should be included in the initial commit to a GitHub repository?

• Only the HTML file

• Only the CSS file

• All project files

• Only the README file

Which command is used to check the status of files before committing?

• git add

• git commit

• git status

• git push

What is the purpose of connecting GitHub to Netlify?

• To edit code online

• To deploy the site automatically

• To delete old branches

• To create a new repository

How can you ensure that changes made locally are reflected on the live site?

• By editing the domain settings

• By pushing changes to the main branch

• By creating a new GitHub repository

• By deleting the local files

What should you do if the deployed site is not visible on Netlify?

• Change the domain name

• Recreate the GitHub repository

• Delete the Netlify account

• Refresh the Netlify dashboard

What is the final step after deploying a site on Netlify?

• Edit the HTML file

• Create a new project

• Share the deployment link

• Delete the GitHub repository