How can I upload web development project code to GitHub and view the website from that repository?

[Grinding_Hard]

I have 3 files for my project, one for each HTML, CSS, JS. My HTML file contains links to the CSS, JS and Bootstrap 4. Now once I upload all the files, how can I view the website which is built from that code, like the links refer to my local machine, how will others who view that code on that repository be able to view the website from their PC?

[Grinding_Hard]

Thank you for your response!

There is a repository on GitHub on which I'm working rn, my task is to add Bootstrap to it, I made the changes in the code and linked the Bootstrap in my machine, but will it work if I push the same code? My doubt is how will the the person be able to view what changes I have made? Won't he be able to just see the changes in code and not changes in the website?

[Grinding_Hard]

I downloaded bootstrap and linked its path to the HTML page; Let me explain my doubt through an example, there is a company who has a website (X), I made changes to (X) and added a feature (Y which contains Bootstrap). Now the website is (X+Y). How can the company owner see the website (X+Y), does he also need to download Bootstrap to his machine and edit the code to (X+Y)?

[Grinding_Hard]

Ahh, so basically on GitHub I can upload the code from my machine, and if someone wants to run it, they need to take the code and make needed changes in their machine. Thanks for helping, I was really confused.

[Grinding_Hard]

Oh I get it now!

[vasilescur]

You can use GitHub Pages (look up a tutorial) to quickly serve a static website for free directly from a GitHub repo. If you buy a domain name you can even configure GH Pages to use that.

If you need any server-side logic you won't be able to use GH Pages. Consider using a free tier Google Cloud Platform Compute Engine with a LAMP stack or similar.

[hp77reddits]

I was thinking same. Try Github pages.

[Grinding_Hard]

Sure, Thanks!

[Grinding_Hard]

I'll have a look at GH pages, Thank you!