Publishing the static site
Any web host would be capable of serving these static files now. That’s one of the benefits of a static-generated website: the amount of freedom when it comes to hosting them. We do have some requirements down the line, however, so we’re choosing Netlify (https://app.netlify.com/) for our use case. If you register, you should be able to enter the free tier without any cost. While signing up, pick the categories that suit you best and pick a name for your team.
On the next screen, we’ll go with the Netlify Drop way of deploying:
Figure 10.15 – Choosing your first method of deployment
Choosing Try Netlify Drop redirects you to a drag-and-drop space where you can simply drag the output files from our project’s ./output/public folder. Make sure you drop the public folder and not the separate contents!
Once you’ve finished uploading everything, you will enter the dashboard for the first...
