In this part of the course we'll cover one of the most important aspects of building an app: deploying to production, so making the app live and available for anyone in any browser on any device in the world. Bolt.new, streamlines the process and makes it super easy and simple to take your apps from the Dev environment (so Bolt.new) to the Production environment (the App being live and online, via Netlify).

In this part of the course we'll go through the process of setting up a custom domain name for your Bolt.new app, so you can use something like mywebsite dot com for your app after you deploy it to production via Netlify.

We've all been there: made a change to something and then changed your mind or thought it didn't look as good as you thought it would right? Or perhaps you now like more the version you had 2 days ago than the one you're working on now. That's ok!! Bolt.new allows you to undo your last change and also to rollback to previous versions of the app. It automatically created a bit of a changelog for you by keeping rollback points as you're building your app so that you can easily rollback if you need to. How cool is that? Bolt.new is cool and easy to use. That's how it works out of the box.

In this lecture we'll go into Token usage, where you can see how much you have left and how to activate the option to make it visible at all times while building with Bolt.new.

In this part of the course we'll cover the process of making changes to your app in Bolt.new. This is important because it is highly unlikely you'll create something and never change it again. Generally, when you're building apps, you're going to be iterating, making improvements, enhancements and changes. That is normal and typical of people building apps. It is expected behaviour.

In this lecture we'll cover the process of redeploying to production. So how to push any changes you make from your Dev environment (Bolt.new) to your App, live on the internet, visible and accessible to anyone with your app's link.

In this lecture we'll cover how to add a Favicon to your Bolt.new App.

In this lecture we cover what you need to do to add authentication to your Bolt.new app.

In this lecture we'll go through the step by step process of setting up authentication and Google Analytics for your Bolt.new app.

In this lecture we'll cover what to do when you're having issues with sign in with google in your Bolt.new app.

In this part of the course we'll go over tips, tricks and recommendations to troubleshoot issues in Bolt.new

In this lecture we cover what you need to do to setup Google Analytics for your Bolt.new website/app.

In this lecture we cover how to add the user profile to our Bolt.new app.

In this lecture we cover what you need to do to add a database to your Bolt.new app.

In this lecture we cover the steps to setup your database in your Bolt.new app using Firebase from Google.

In this lecture we go over an important prompt to safeguard your database in Bolt.new.

In this lecture we cover the process of creating a manual backup of your bolt.new app.

In this lecture we cover the process of adding pages to your bolt.new app as well as updating Security Rules and Troubleshooting.

In this lecture we cover adding a profile image to your Bolt.new app, testing and troubleshooting.

In this lecture we cover adding a profile image to your Bolt.new app, testing and troubleshooting.

In this lecture we cover accessibility - usability and a user interface improvement example.

In this lecture we cover the process of adding an extra layer of security to your bolt.new app by implementing Google reCaptcha.

In this lecture we cover how easy it is to add effects to your website or application with Bolt.new.

In this lecture we cover how to connect Supabase with Bolt.new with the click of a button, meaning this showcases the Supabase + Bolt.new Integration in practice.

In this lecture we cover Firebase vs. Supabase and why we recommend Firebase for your Bolt.new projects.

Bonus Lecture (Final Lecture)