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I am Piyush, Sharing About Web development Daily. You can also check out me at @frontendeverything. Author: Coding Porium

After coding your websites using HTML, CSS, and any other additional languages, you will need to find a platform to host your websites. After hosting, you'll get a free domain (or paid) which you can use access to your site from any device with an internet connection.

5: Websites For Free Hosting

• Infinity Free
• Github Pages
• 000webhost
• Netlify
• Replit

1. Infinity Free

Infinity Free is a famous website that provides web hosting for frontend and backend development. They do provide free packages too which you can try out for personal use-cases. For businesses, they do provide paid packages that can handle more users.

The only minor con is that the free domain extensions provided are usually non-common words (Example: codingporium.rf.gd) and the user interface is pretty standard. 

However, Infinity Free is cool in terms of functionality.

2. Github Pages

Github pages are much easier to use and are dedicated more to personal use-cases. For example, you can use it to host your projects or your portfolio. 

Github Pages only has a free package with limitations making it not so suitable for businesses. And as the name goes, Github Pages is managed by Github. It can be accessed by creating a repository in Github, go to the settings section, and enabling Github Pages.

It might take several minutes to enable it but once it's published, updating it doesn't take much time.

3. 000Web Host

000Web Host is a site managed by the creators of Hostinger. Hostinger is a paid service for web hosting. 000WebHost is free on the other hand. The UI is a little basic but it does host sites well for free. 

4. Netlify

Netlify is pretty famous too for hosting free sites. They provide a random free domain that you can configure to any name. Netlify is simple to use too.

It links to your Github account by requesting access and then allowing you to select any GitHub repository. Then, it links to all the files in that repository and hosts them by giving you a free domain link.

The only con is that it takes a few minutes to update any changes since it has to link to Github and get back to their servers. Besides that, Netlify is awesome.

5. Replit.com

Replit.com is an online code editor. Replit a very easy-to-use and smooth online free code editor. However, they provide a link to test your code outputs. Thus, this functions as a free hosting service too.

However, Replit has a limit of 100MB only for files. They do have 2 paid packages which you can consider if you need more storage. But for non-business uses, Replit should be perfectly fine as the UI is simple and nice and works very fast.

Especially when you would like a hosting site that can update changes quickly, Replit is a great option. (Note: Replit only offers the free domain link for frontend websites and backend sites separately.) For example, you can't host an HTML site that's linked to a PHP file all in one site using Replit.

I hope these suggestions motivate and help you to start hosting your website to be viewed by anybody worldwide. Thanks for reading and goodbye!

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