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Thanks to all those who replied.<br>
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Anyways, I got GitHub to serve out my files.<br>
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- I was missing README.md.<br>
- I had to go "Setting" (top right-end) | "Pages" (left column) |
"main" branch (it was "none").<br>
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If URL is directory, then README.md is mandatory. Otherwise, you
get 404.<br>
If URL is file, it serve out okay.<br>
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The best workflow, I think, is to do all editing locally. That way,
you always have 2 copies, local original and remote copy. You can
manually upload files, individually or multiple. But, having GUI
handle some of the bookkeeping should make things less error-prone.
(ie. less tech support :-). I'll look into <b>GitHub Desktop</b>.
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- GitHub uses git<br>
- static.app uses .zip<br>
- freeshell.org uses scp<br>
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PS. The cheapest paid hosting I discovered is <b>ShockHosting.com</b>
($2.99/month, $2.24/month over 3years).<br>
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