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Looking at the 3 cited projects, I don't see anything that precludes Github Pages or similar. At first I thought they were dynamic SaaS services and wondered w
by shireboy 5y ago
Looking at the 3 cited projects, I don't see anything that precludes Github Pages or similar. At first I thought they were dynamic SaaS services and wondered why he'd run those from his dorm. But as best I can tell they're not - they are landing pages and docs for open source projects (cool looking ones, btw.) Slap those up on a static site somewhere for free or really really cheap.
Glitch.com might be another option - static websites are always-on and free. If you do really need hosting, 8$/mo for 5 linux containers is a nice option. Personally that seems cheaper in the long run than running a bunch of stuff on your own hardware, network, power. Maybe even add a "buy me a coffee" badge or hit up your mailing lists for help covering hosting costs.
- smbv 5y agoI might add a donate button but I doubt anyone will use it. As for static site hosting, I'm not only using static stuff. I have services like FreshRSS that won't run on a static site. > There are many other services I am running (web-based IRC bouncer TheLounge, FreshRSS, and Keycloak, just to name a few) that won't be receptive to be run on Github Pages or whatever.
- mastermojo 5y ago+1 for github pages. I've hosted a free static site on github for many years, and have been happy with it.