I'm trying to deploy my first fullstack app with NodeJS. Using the git - heroku CLI and I'm following everything on Web Dev simplifieds tutorial, its just not working when I get to the heroku git:remote -a part, tells me "heroku" is not recognized as an internal or external command.
Can any one walk me through the process and what I'm doing wrong??

have you installed the heroku toolbelt package, if yes a simple restart or logout and login can fix it, if no Google heroku toolbelt

crownedrookie:
I'm trying to deploy my first fullstack app with NodeJS. Using the git - heroku CLI and I'm following everything on Web Dev simplifieds tutorial, its just not working when I get to the heroku git:remote -a part, tells me "heroku" is not recognized as an internal or external command.
Can any one walk me through the process and what I'm doing wrong??

You have to install heroku first on your machine, then you run heroku login command....

Taofeekdboy:

You have to install heroku first on your machine, then you run heroku login command....

Done both

crownedrookie:

Done both

Search for heroku on your machine, then set the path to the heroku executable as a path variable, or make sure you reference the actual path to the heroku executable, each time you want to push to heroku

crownedrookie:
I'm trying to deploy my first fullstack app with NodeJS. Using the git - heroku CLI and I'm following everything on Web Dev simplifieds tutorial, its just not working when I get to the heroku git:remote -a part, tells me "heroku" is not recognized as an internal or external command.
Can any one walk me through the process and what I'm doing wrong??

This brothel man.

How long before you realize you're wasting your time where you do not fit in?.

Goodluck to you sha

crownedrookie:
I'm trying to deploy my first fullstack app with NodeJS. Using the git - heroku CLI and I'm following everything on Web Dev simplifieds tutorial, its just not working when I get to the heroku git:remote -a part, tells me "heroku" is not recognized as an internal or external command.
Can any one walk me through the process and what I'm doing wrong??

But bro, on a very serious note, why do you like to ridicule yourself? at your age.

1) What is full stack app? Lol funny brothel patronizer.
Don't you know the meaning of "stack" in programming?
We say full stack programmer , an application cannot be full stack!
Where do you come from?

2) Can any one walk me through the process and what I'm doing wrong??
No, you're not doing anything wrong. The truth is; you don't just fit in! You're trying to force yourself on a career path that doesn't suit you, besides you're already too old.
You belong to the brothels where you roam about day and nights.
By this time, anyone can deploy an app even with zero technical knowledge but if you're still finding it difficult to deploy your first app after several months of learning then you really need to think deep and sober reflect on your life.

Not to hate sha.. Im only giving my sincere advice.

Goodluck to whichever path you chose.

Lmao. It tickles me to death when I see this misguided cretin really trying his luck to see if he can get a back and forth from me
Still scrolling past without reading and reporting the trash

ToyinDipo:

Search for heroku on your machine, then set the path to the heroku executable as a path variable, or make sure you reference the actual path to the heroku executable, each time you want to push to heroku

Ookkkay... Will do. I went for a more hacky solution I saw online. Copying the heroku folder and pasting in my app directory and it worked but this seems more elegant

crownedrookie:

Ookkkay... Will do. I went for a more hacky solution I saw online. Copying the heroku folder and pasting in my app directory and it worked but this seems more elegant

Good luck bro