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When using file-based development, all coding is done on your own development machine. This means you’re able to use your favourite development tools and environments.
Developer Developer collaboration can be done via BlinkMobile’s hosted Gitlab, making it easier for development teams to work on the same project at once.
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Deployment is done in two parts - client side code, and server side code. Client side code can be deployment deployed as a web app onto our Client CDN using the Client CLI tool. Server side code can be deployed with our Server CLI, lodging your Node.JS code into our highly-available, highly-scalable environment. This code will be accessible via an API URL that the Server CLI will return.
Moving a project from a dev environment to testing or UAT, and then production can be done by simply deployment deploying your code base into the appropriate environment.
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Maintenance of a project is essentially handled through the same two steps above - a development environment can be edited when needed, then pushed into a test or UAT environment when ready, and the then finally pushed into production.
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Hybrid app evergreen functionality will also allow you to push out changes to any deployed hybrid apps without needing to go through a full native app deployment process, as long as you haven’t changed any native requirements (which would require an app rebuild).
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1.5 - Use of Microservices Together or Individually