> Every single one doesn't require a server... Netfliy is probably the most simple way get started. Netlify is... A SERVER (actually many servers). The only o

> Every single one doesn't require a server... Netfliy is probably the most simple way get started. Netlify is... A SERVER (actually many servers). The only ones that DON'T require a server are distributed. The only ones I'm aware of use IPFS or Hypercore protocols (formerly DAT). Hypercore's probably the easiest as it is built into the Beaker browser and has been around in an easy browser accessible form for a while now, but Brave has just added support for IPFS. Pipette and Orkl are static blog apps for Hypercore. There are probably others. I don't know the IPFS world well, so I dunno what's there. Practically speaking though, the limited number of people hosting Hypercore / IPFS nodes means that the content you want is likely not available on the network at the moment _unless_, you guessed it, you put some of it on a server that's always on.