I have used Bluehost, HostGator, and a short stint with FastComet before landing on A2hosting. Don't use FastComet. A WordPress plugin that I installed from their marketplace included a cryptocurrency mining hijacking script and FastComet locked my account. When I asked for help to remove it, they said I had to pay for premium support and kept locking me out of my account.
I'm using a reseller account on A2hosting because I build a lot of small personal and business/organization websites. Lots of people are flocking to containers or serverless, but it's hard to beat $3 a month for shared hosting. Granted, the sites I build don't need to handle a ton of traffic.
A2hosting supports NodeJS, Python, and Ruby and gives you access to a full shell. I've had no complaints with them so far. (Actually, there is one issue: seems like they store your master password in plaintext because they display it to you on the dashboard)
I think also that A2 Hosting is a great option, as you say support more than LAMP stack and their cost, speed and service is good. It's the most friendly for developers shared hosting.
For further actions, you may consider blocking this person and/or reporting abuse
We're a place where coders share, stay up-to-date and grow their careers.
I have used Bluehost, HostGator, and a short stint with FastComet before landing on A2hosting. Don't use FastComet. A WordPress plugin that I installed from their marketplace included a cryptocurrency mining hijacking script and FastComet locked my account. When I asked for help to remove it, they said I had to pay for premium support and kept locking me out of my account.
I'm using a reseller account on A2hosting because I build a lot of small personal and business/organization websites. Lots of people are flocking to containers or serverless, but it's hard to beat $3 a month for shared hosting. Granted, the sites I build don't need to handle a ton of traffic.
A2hosting supports NodeJS, Python, and Ruby and gives you access to a full shell. I've had no complaints with them so far. (Actually, there is one issue: seems like they store your master password in plaintext because they display it to you on the dashboard)
I think also that A2 Hosting is a great option, as you say support more than LAMP stack and their cost, speed and service is good. It's the most friendly for developers shared hosting.