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The simplest way I can think of is Netlify. You can drag and drop a folder to deploy it. You'll get a sort of random looking domain and HTTPS. From there you ca
by qubyte 5y ago
The simplest way I can think of is Netlify. You can drag and drop a folder to deploy it. You'll get a sort of random looking domain and HTTPS. From there you can configure your own domain and deploy from GitHub etc. if you choose, but it's not required.
- djbeadle 5y agoI have never gotten in to the nitty-gritty of what Netlify can do but the free tier is my go-to tool for posting fun little side projects. Buy a domain, create a new site linked to a Github repo, and write HTML and push! (Not a paid shill, just a happy user) But to the question asker's original point > what's the easiest way to sync a TXT file onto the web? For my personal website I use a custom static site generator and rsync > rsync -a output_folder/ website_host:/var/www/website_folder --delete; where "website_host" is an alias in my SSH config file. > [...] all of them require multiple manual steps and feel complex I create a bash script called "publish.sh" in every project so I don't have to remember these things.
- fellowniusmonk 5y agoAnd it accepts forms submissions too. I wanted to get a bespoke static landing page up for https://www.middleclasspaas.com/ https://www.middleclasspaas.com/ that accepted form submissions and it took minutes on netlify, I was super impressed.