bennyboy Wrote:Free hosting is bullshit. I hate it.What makes you say so? I am, thus far, only using free hosting. PicoBlaze Simulator, along with my entire website, is hosted on GitHub Pages, which is a free service.
What do you think about the zero-investment rule? That is, that you should not invest any money into trying out your new software ideas? I have no idea if people are going to like my website for sharing PicoBlaze programs, so why should I invest money if I have no good reasons to think I will get a return on investment?
bennyboy Wrote:Blazor WASM is pre-compiled and runs on client even without an internet connection (once it's been downloaded). I think ANY kind of WASM solution can probably be served from a CDN or a static-files host.I know that, I made a compiler targetting WebAssembly. But that does not help me to create a back-end I can run for free, right? I mean, I cannot run WebAssembly on a back-end that supports only PHP (like most free hostings do), nor would it be easy to make a back-end in my own programming language that compiles to WebAssembly (as it is a fairly low-level language).
bennyboy Wrote:Firebase (google free static-files host)So, how is Firebase different from GitHub Pages? I watched the video and I failed to understand what does one gain by using FireBase instead of GitHub pages for WebAssembly.
bennyboy Wrote:And a similar (hard accent to understand though) example for Node.jsI must admit I completely failed to understand that video. Where is his NodeJS code that is running on FireBase? I already have a static-file hosting service, that is GitHub Pages, I want to build and deploy a back-end, so that people can share and comment on their own PicoBlaze programs.
