Back to Beatbox, the music production library. I need a 3-5 step plan for building version 2 of the app. The app frontend is currently using middleman for content and react for music player. I want to move the front end to Nuxt 3. I want to move the backend of the app from Contentful to AWS and design a UI for managing the backend data, such as uploading beats and adding beat meta data. The UI will vastly improve the process for uploading beats instead of producers using Contentful's complex user interface, causing friction.
Here is a potential 3-5 step plan for building version 2 of Beatbox using Nuxt 3 and AWS:
Set up a development environment for Nuxt 3. This may involve installing the necessary dependencies and tools, such as Node.js and npm, as well as creating a new Nuxt 3 project.
Migrate the frontend code from middleman and react to Nuxt 3. This may involve converting any existing middleman templates and react components to the appropriate Nuxt 3 components and layouts.
Set up the backend on AWS. This may involve creating an AWS account, choosing the appropriate AWS services for hosting and managing the app's data (such as Amazon S3 for file storage and Amazon DynamoDB for database management), and configuring these services to work together.
Design and implement the UI for managing backend data. This may involve creating new pages or components in Nuxt 3 for uploading beats and adding beat meta data, as well as integrating these pages with the AWS services to allow for seamless data management.
Test and deploy the updated app. This may involve testing the app thoroughly to ensure that it is functioning as intended, and then deploying the app to a hosting platform such as AWS Elastic Beanstalk or Amazon Amplify.
Can I deploy the app on Netlify?
Yes, you can deploy the app on Netlify. Netlify is a popular platform for hosting and deploying web applications, including those built using Nuxt.js. To deploy a Nuxt app on Netlify, you would first need to build the app for production using the nuxt build command, and then push the built files to a Git repository (such as GitHub or GitLab). Once the files are pushed, you can then connect your Netlify account to the repository and use Netlify's continuous deployment feature to automatically deploy the app whenever new changes are pushed to the repository.