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Hello guys, I am a beginner in Web Development. So it all started with the use of html tags and how the browser interprets and translates this markup for us. I started up with building a small website. Usually when we talk about content websites, the more appealing and user friendly the website is, the more you attract the customers. So i started up browsing for some good UI libraries. In my context, i had assumed that materials UI is only supported by angular. But to my surprise, it was not. Here are the 3 options i could find for materials implementation in simple content websites. materializecss bootstrap-material-design getmdl.io My next worry was, i had to reload the damn thing again and again every time i made some changes either in javascript or html. One of the options that i came accoss is to make use of gulp tasks to automate this whole procedure. This procedure for me involved the following things: Auto reload of browser window on some changes in code. Mi...

Attaching SSL certificate to AWS Elastic BeanStalk's single instance environment Step 1: Create a ssl certificate Go to  this  link to create a free ssl certificate Create folders  .well-known  >  acme-challenge  and put the file which you got while creating a ssl above eg. 2elaFuIeUlvdNUGhnGa3A4NLSPYM21AyK7uHHZNc_s0 The website will need to confirm that you are the legitimate user of the domain for which you are claiming the ssl certificate. To verify, you can go to your node server and add app.get('/.well-known/acme-challenge/2elaFuIeUlvdNUGhnGa3A4NLSPYM21AyK7uHHZNc_s0', function (req, res) { res.sendFile(__dirname + '/.well-known/acme-challenge/2elaFuIeUlvdNUGhnGa3A4NLSPYM21AyK7uHHZNc_s0'); }); Download the certificates Step 2: Upload the ssl certificate to EBS environment Create a folder  .ebextensions Inside this folder, create a file called  https-instance.config  and put the following contents Resource...