This is my personal website, consisting of a portfolio of projects.

URL 1: https://dghorai-flaskapp.herokuapp.com/

URL 2: https://dghorai.github.io/

Steps Followed to Deploy Python Flask App on Heroku:

• Step-1: Login Heroku
• Step-2: Select 'Create new app'
• Step-3: Download Heroku CLI and installed
• Step-4: Go to the project folder
  • Create following two files in the project folder
    • requirements.txt (list of the modules and packages required for the project)
    • Procfile (with File extention)
  • Open Procfile and then write the following line:
    • web: gunicorn app:app (the first app in this case is the Python file app.py and the second app is the flask app, a variable in app.py)
  • Select the full path of the project folder, and then type "CMD" or open "CMD" from the Windows Start Menu.
  • Type 'git init' and press enter (this command creates an empty Git repository in the project folder)
  • Type 'heroku login' and press enter (this will open heroku login page)
  • Type 'heroku git:remote -a flask-app-name' and press enter (flask-app-name will be the name used in Create new app in the step-2)
  • Type 'pip install gunicorn' (this will install gunicorn package in the python virtual environment availale in project folder/some other directory)
  • Type 'pip freeze > requirements.txt' to get all the modules and packages actual version used for the project
  • Type 'git add .'
  • Type 'git commit -m "first commit"'
  • Type 'git push heroku master'
  • Type 'heroku open' (it will open web application)
• Done!

Steps Followed to Publish Static Website on GitHub:

• Step-1: Create a new GitHub repository
• Step-2: Clone the repository on your computer
• Step-3: Create a static website (single or multi-page)
• Step-4: Push your code to GitHub
• Step-5: Open your repository settings
• Step-6: Click on Pages
• Step-7: Select source - 'Deploy from a branch' from drop-down
• Step-8: Select branch - 'main' from drop-down
  • Save this settings
  • It will take some times to publish site
  • It will create a link of your site
• Done!