[feat] increare the docker base images for node.js, nginx for sample projects angular, react.js, vue.js #23388
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…guides react.js, angular, vue.js
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Description
This PR updates the Docker build arguments for all front-end project guides (React.js, Angular, Vue.js) to use the latest Node.js and NGINX versions for improved security, stability, and performance.
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Impact
Ensures projects are built on the latest stable Node.js runtime without security issues.
Provides updated NGINX base image for better performance and security patches.
Aligns Docker images across React.js, Angular, and Vue.js guides with consistent and up-to-date configurations.
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