AI Era: Building Web Sites and Configuring Nginx Reverse Proxy Process
Preface As the title suggests, I recently spent a few days building a company official website, and on top of that, I’ve developed several sub‑sites for the company over the past few months. During the actual deployment, I ran into a few pitfalls—especially regarding domain‑to‑IP mapping—so I’d like to summarise and document them here. To make the overall narrative more coherent, I’ll also…
In the AI era, the process of building a company's official website and configuring an Nginx reverse proxy has undergone significant changes. Web site development can now be broken down into several phases: feasibility study, requirements analysis, prototyping, UI design, coding, testing, and deployment.
Using AI tools, companies can now create prototypes directly based on leadership's requirements, eliminating the need for manual prototyping with tools like Axure. UI designers can then access HTML/Vue/TSX files provided by the designers instead of static image files. This streamlined workflow improves efficiency in the AI era.
The era of separate front-end and back-end teams is gradually fading. Developers can now work together as general-purpose engineers, focusing on their respective functional modules. Instead of spending time on integration, engineers can understand the overall flow and feed information to AI tools for implementation. Self-testing is also performed by engineers before submitting functional modules to testers for formal testing.
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