Create Article: Deploy using Git

[abhisekp]

Introducing Git Deployment

Write an article about Website Deployment using Git.

Ref.: https://coderwall.com/p/xczkaq/ftp-is-so-90-s-let-s-deploy-via-git-instead

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[fulvi0]

@abhisekp, I'll like to make contribution about this topic, but I have a question about, could be deployed on GitHub Pages?

[abhisekp]

@fulvi0 ✨ thanks for your interest in contributing.
We have an article about deploying to Github pages here 👉 Using Github Pages for your front end development projects.
You may improve the existing article (either by removing, updating, enhancing or adding) content or improving the format/layout of the article for better understanding of the article :)

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Clarification about this issue
This issue requests for an article about deploying to a live 3rd party production server using Git.
Please check the reference webpage in #767 (comment) ☝️

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[fulvi0]

Thank you for the information @abhisekp, I already got a draft, if you can take a look; so I will write the article but focus on deploy a website using Heroku.

[alayek]

@fulvi0 it's better that you raise a pull request against our Wiki. This way we can directly review and merge your content.

[fulvi0]

@alayek yes, but still i'm working on it, a now I'll make couple of change for the article deploying to live 3rd party production server using Git.

Thanks for the advices.

[abhisekp]

@fulvi0 if you're working on it, that's fine. You can file a Pull Request (PR) of the draft and in the PR message just say that you're working on it i.e. in progress and then just add more and more commits on top of it while you're adding content.

We'll give it an "in progress" label so whenever you're finished, just make a comment in the PR that you're finished and the Wiki Team will review the PR. 💯