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Reflection 1 (Friday May 1, 2020)

I realize that there are many layers to learning Docker, and I was happy to learn the basics of it.

Failures:

  • I wasn't able to Dockerize my dojo app.

Successes:

  • I was able to Dockerize a React app and spin up a node server to host it locally.
  • I was able to build a React app from scratch with yarn, parcel and deploy to production with gh-pages.
  • I documented the process so others could follow after me.
  • I will be able to use this build to host my portfolio app!
  • I will be able to use this build to test out the react-router-dom library!

Next steps

I am going to build out page content and want to add react-router-dom so this site can have multiple pages.

Reflection 2 (Monday, May 18, 2020)

I did experiment with the react-router-dom and added the corresponding page in this little wiki. Main takeaways are that I want to use a different hosting service other than GitHub Pages to make it fully work and truly to understand routing and sitemaps. My attempt is stored on this branch.

I also built out the app on https://hashbangash.github.io/dojo/ so there's more information and so that it can be a truly useful and complete tutorial for others that expresses its limitations and use-cases.

Reflection 3 (Wednesday, June 10, 2020)

I was able to go through the build process with a friend and again by myself.

Extra troubleshooting

I made a very detailed yet completely unedited process doc for absolute beginners to follow what I did command-by-command including all of my CLI output. You can refer to this if you have more questions about my setup process. It's messy, but I thought it could possibly help out. You can see how many times I messed up and what I had to do to fix things.

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