Deploy a static site using Netlify's Drop
We'll see how to quickly deploy (and redeploy) a static site using Netlify's Drop. This service allows a drag-and-drop approach to application deployment.
Instructor: [0:00] I'm going to use Netlify Drop to be able to deploy my site. What that allows me to do is simply drag and drop a folder into this area, and it will deploy my site. I'm going to pick up my Vue site, I'm going to drop it over there, and it's going to upload. After a short period of time, it's going to deploy my site.
"[0:20] Sorry, we're having trouble getting our ticket types. Try again later." Ah, because we've got the broken URL. We can fix our URL, save our files. Then back in our site overview, we can go to Deploys. We've still got this space here. "Need to update your site? Drag and drop." Upload. Deploy.
[0:44] Now, when we go to the site, it's been correctly deployed with the correct URL. We get the exact same functionality that we've developed so far. It's also available this URL that we can share with our friends.
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