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Article does a great job of describing self-host. But they don't provide tips on how to self host in an easy way. 1. Is it hosting on our own CDN endpoints. Ho
by the_arun 5y ago
Article does a great job of describing self-host. But they don't provide tips on how to self host in an easy way.
1. Is it hosting on our own CDN endpoints. How easy to set this up? Is there a 0 cost way of doing it for our experiments?
2. Alternatively hosting them on our own github pages or repos? - here we still depend on GitHub CDN.
- ipaddr 5y agoSelf host would not be putting them on github pages unless you own github.
- travisjungroth 5y agoHe’s not talking about self host as in CDN vs self host. It’s about not linking to third party assets. You link to yoursite.com/static/bootstrap.js, not someoneelse.com/shared/bootstrap.js. You can (should, as he says at the end) have this be through a CDN. Just use the same CDN you use for other stuff.
- immibis 5y agoThe article is not really talking about "self host" but rather "host in the same place as the rest of your website"