Many lab members need to build and test user interfaces. If you want to build and collaborate on frontend development with live preview capabilities, without setting up your local environment, you can consider using CodeSandbox — a powerful browser-based development tool.
However, CodeSandbox is primarily for development and prototyping. To properly manage version control and deploy your application for others to access (e.g., through a shareable web link), you’ll need to connect it with GitHub and deploy it through Vercel.
This guide summarizes my recent experience transferring code from CodeSandbox to deployment. It aims to walk you through a typical web development and deployment workflow using CodeSandbox → GitHub → Vercel, covering the following steps:
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Before you begin, make sure you have:
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