Deploying Akka HTTP to Heroku in 17 minutes | Rock the JVM

[@shmuelblitz2069]

This is one of the best guides I've ever watched. Very detailed, concise, clear and simple. It's clear that you know your way well around Scala, sbt and Heroku. This is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks for taking the time to make this video.

[@carl10x]

You taught me Scala and Akka back in January through March, watching several of your Udemy videos up to Akka Http. Empowered, I went on to create my project involving an Akka server, Node.js server (to communicate with tmi.js) and React client for my resume and now im on the verge of deploying my servers. Ive always been green when it comes to deployment so I cant TELL you how happy this made me to see that you have a Heroku video for Scala. Node is easier to find documentation for but this will give me the foundation I need to be more independent in the future for Scala. Im really thankful for you putting this up.

[@rockthejvm]

Glad it was helpful!

[@liam9802]

Thank you so much for these videos. It can be really hard to find good scala tutorials. I appreciate it

[@fjbanezares]

Brilliant!

[@hassanaliraza78]

How to deploy on tomcat ?

[@mauroebordon6435]

Hi Daniel! How would I do if instead of writing the web page content like that I want to render a React.js simple page?

[@rockthejvm]

You would have to serve the final HTML+JavaScript file that was created by your frontend project

[@mauroebordon6435]

@@rockthejvm Thank you very much!

[@aneuryperez]

Great content as always, something to add if test on localhost after the execution the server close is important to add something like StdIn.readLine() in order to keep the server running, I have not tested on Heroku yet.