So far I've used just Github pages and Netlify, tho I've heard of other alternatives like Firebase, Vercel, Google Cloud Storage, Surge and Render.
Where do you host your static sites and why?
So far I've used just Github pages and Netlify, tho I've heard of other alternatives like Firebase, Vercel, Google Cloud Storage, Surge and Render.
Where do you host your static sites and why?
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I just have an Nginx server on DigitalOcean and I have all my static sites there.
You can try glitch also it is also an easy way to store files and directly links to github
Godaddy
for some usage.Github, as it's easy to use.. I manage all my code there, so it's easy just to create static sites from there.. #lazy :D
I make sense to push code and deploy on the same place 😉
Simple and most importantly works just fine 😉
AWS S3
I've heard a lot of great stuff on it 😉
What about the learning curve on S3? 👀
GitHub Pages, I wrote about it but to put it short I use Publish and GitHub publishing is baked in.
I have a homeserver and host it there
Vercel, because it was the first one I came across and has been awesome so far
First it was Now.sh, then it was called Zeit, now it's called Vercel...and in the transition from Zeit to Vercel they removed serverful hosting!
Despite this hangup, I do like their UI.
What do you mean by serverful? Is it not possible to run your app serverless?
GitHub Pages, Netlify or Heroku. Never tryied Firebase but I will someday!
Full disclosure: I help build it .. but it is the platform I use: MongoDB Realm docs.mongodb.com/realm/hosting/
Github pages along with utterances for comments.
Netlify for me
I use Neflify, Firebase, S3, and XServer.
anything that auto-deploys from Github without asking for too many permissions
I've got a machine on VULTR running apache.