One thing to consider here is whether your app truly needs to be dynamic content, or whether you could in fact create a "static" site.
The reason I bring this up is that both GitLab (and I believe GitHub although I've not tried) will host static sites for free. If you're unsure of the difference, GitLab wrote a great article detailing it here: static vs dynamic
This way, you can also begin learning about pipelines (CI/CD) and begin the journey down boosting your productivity by automating your workflows.
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One thing to consider here is whether your app truly needs to be dynamic content, or whether you could in fact create a "static" site.
The reason I bring this up is that both GitLab (and I believe GitHub although I've not tried) will host static sites for free. If you're unsure of the difference, GitLab wrote a great article detailing it here: static vs dynamic
This way, you can also begin learning about pipelines (CI/CD) and begin the journey down boosting your productivity by automating your workflows.