In this chapter, we have given you a glimpse into frontend development with React. Of course, we have only scratched the surface of what is possible with the React framework. In an actual real-world application, we would still need to add quite a lot of features for the frontend application to be actually complete (for example, we would need to add some trivial things, such as a user sign-up and a more sophisticated checkout process).
Up until now, we have spent most of our time doing actual programming, both in the backend with Go and in the frontend with TypeScript. However, there is more to do with software development than just programming. Over the next few chapters, we will concern ourselves with the deployment of our application. This will include both the backend services (such as the Event and booking services built in previous chapters), but also persistence and messaging services (such as databases or message queues). For this, we will take a look at modern container technologies...