AngularJS SPA: Deploy Bank Application To Heroku

The previous blog post we setup our application to work with Heroku locally.  In this post we will deploy our application to the live Heroku platform.

Here are the steps to deploy our application to Heroku:

1.  First we need to check in our code into a local Git repository to add our code to Git is easy first type git init



2.  Then type git add .

3. Then type git commit -m "Initial commit"


4.  After you type in all three commands you should see the .gitignore file in the root directory

5.  Now we need to create a heroku application, type in the command heroku create in the command line

If you haven't logged in to Heroku, you will see an error that will prompt you to open your browser to log in.  You just need to press any key to launch the browser to log in.



6.  To verify that the application has been created log into your heroku account and you will see it



















We've created an empty app actually, the next step is to push the local Git repository into the repository

7.  type git push heroku master and heroku will do push your local git repository to the heroku git repository.

8. And your application is deployed to the web! Go Heroku!  You can also type into the command line heroku open  in the command line if you can't remember the weird URL that heroku gives you.

Note:  Your application URL will be different because it will be tied to your heroku account

 Previous:AngularJS SPA: Setup The Bank Application For Heroku And Testing It Locally

Posts In The AngularJS SPA Application Series:

1. Setting Up Angular-Seed
2. Preparing Angular-Seed For The Shopping List Application
3. Refactor Code to Not Use Global Variables (Shopping List App)
4. Installing MongoDB
5. Create a MongoDB Configuration FIle
6. Install mongoDB as a Windows Service
7. Installing Express generator
8. Installing ExpressJS Application Server
9. Creating The SPA Project Folder Structure
10. Setup Express To Serve Static Files
11. Setup The Shopping Application For Heroku And Testing It Locally
12. Deploy Shopping List Application To Heroku
13. Install RoboMongo GUI for MongoDB