Good Web Hosting Service

[Knaj]

I really want to learn to code HTML, and I thought to myself..

 

I'll do some stuff on freecodecamp, but what's a better way to learn then trying all of this stuff out with your own wants?

 

So, I'm just looking for a good website hoster with domain names, where I can directly code every single part of the website.

Anybody know of anything good?

Thanks?

[RedWulf]

For learning and practice you can just host a site yourself with-in your own network, no access outside your network but you'll be able to learn and see the results on phones and other PCs on your wifi or lan. 

[Denned]

You don't really need a host for that. You write your core and open your .html document with your browser to see what it looks like

[Tycho]

use the wamp stack. just install it and open your browser and go to 'localhost' in the adress bar. there's your local website. if you port forward port 80 you can even access this page from anywhere on the internet.

http://www.wampserver.com/en/

[Gachr]

Like the others said, just do everything locally. I'm personally just hosting my websites on VPSes from DigitalOcean.

[Anmolx]

I would suggest Hostinger (hostinger.co.uk) they are a free host that I started off with they support A LOT of common web development languages. Free plan has 2 gigs disk 1000 gigs of bandwidth, a vareity of free domains. 2 Emails with those domains!

[Kalebtheking12]

Yo! I make my schools website and we use GoDaddy.com it works!

[Masa]

I can recommend Net9 if u live in Europe. They have the cheapest price in Europe and DDoS protection is love <3

 

Link: https.//net9.fi

[scottyseng]

On ‎4‎/‎6‎/‎2016 at 3:19 PM, Knaj said:

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I currently use Surpass Hosting, but I've used Inmotion Hosting in the past. Both have been great to me.

 

As stated above though, you don't really need a web host unless you intend to keep the website and have it be public (like a portfolio). You can just open the html files locally (A bit of a pain though). As you get deeper into web design, you'll come to hate all of the web browsers equally...each one has their quirks with CSS sometimes...