1. Surge
Surge is a cloud platform for hosting static websites, which is extremely simple to use but offers customization options for those who need them.
2. Firebase
Firebase Hosting is a fully managed hosting service for static and dynamic content as well as microservices.
The service is backed by SSD storage and a global CDN (content delivery network).
3. Vercel
Vercel is a hosting platform for frontend frameworks. After you create a pr it will automatically create an environment for you so that the team can check it before merging it. So useful!
4. Github Pages
GitHub Pages is a static site hosting service that takes HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files straight from a repository on GitHub, optionally runs the files through a build process and publishes a website
5. Netlify
Netlify is a web hosting and automation platform that accelerates development productivity
I deployed most of my projects to Netlify because it is so easy to use, it is supporting custom domains, and much more.
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Top comments (15)
man you forgot heroku
Yeah, that also counts 🥲
AWS is a good choice if your development environment already uses AWS.
AWS Amplify and Front-end Development
Jones Zachariah Noel for AWS Community ASEAN ・ Jun 12 ・ 6 min read
Amplify your web hosting
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Custom Domain on Amplify with Route53
Jones Zachariah Noel for AWS Community ASEAN ・ Sep 6 ・ 5 min read
Yes, actually I have never use it but I think I will take a look at it. Thank you!
I've used Firebase and Vercel before just that now AWS makes it easier for me as my other APIs database are hosted on AWS. That's my transition from Firebase/Vercel to AWS.
Do check it out! You will be amazed to try out the cool features.
Thank you, I will check it out 🙌🏻
You forgot about Virtual Private Servers (VPS), Heroku, and hosting from your own personal home server (not recommended). So there are at least 8 ways to host your application. You might want to expand your article LOL.
I'm using Github Pages for literarily everything static that doesn't generate much traffic.
Moreover, setting up a custom (sub-)domain is easy if you have access to your domain's DNS records.
cheers
Vercel, my choice!
Yeah, definitely an useful tool. I like netlify more though 😅
Can you publish an article on how to deploy the applications at these hosting sites??
That is a good idea. Maybe not all of them.
Here it is
How to Deploy Your App to Netlify
Abdullah Furkan Özbek ・ Sep 16 '21 ・ 2 min read
Is there any source for hosting my application free ? best tantrik in Patna
lol i use netlify or github for static sites and heokuapp for web apps