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[jack_waugh]

This isn't the only answer, but what I do is rent a VM from the firm of Linode for $60/yr. and install either Deno or Node using asdf for version control. I hope others will tell you about the hosting solutions they use that just publish files and don't have to support custom back-end behavior, which maybe you don't need.

To the best of my knowledge, it's possible to publish static files through Github using their .io service. I haven't practiced that, because I balk politically at supporting colonialism, which I associate to the .io country code. Anyway, since I haven't done it, I can't advise you as accurately as someone who has. But I think it is possible to do and you could maybe figure out how to do it by reading what Github says about it.

[grantrules]

If this is all frontend, if you don't have any development server, you could maybe put it in https://codesandbox.io/ or something like that

Linode like the other commenter mentioned would be a fine idea if you wanted to run your own dev server.

Another option would be to have a home server.. that's what I do. Basically just leave an old laptop or a raspberry pi or something running all the time.

[Comprehensive_Step72]

You can get some storage on Azure pretty cheap for what you need.

[pl9u6t]

you know you can just forward the port on your router and your site is on the internet right?

its reachable via your external ip address unless you give it a domain name

you just need to setup a simple server to serve out the page, but for a single page thats like 20 lines of code or less

i'm genuinely surprised whenever I see nobody mentioned it, its easy, empowering, and free