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How to build a website
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STEP 1: Go to namecheap and namechk to find your name. | |
STEP 2: Go to dondominio to buy your domain (.com) | |
STEP 3: Star building a repository* on Github because, by this way, you'll have your server if your website is not going | |
to be very full of information. (Otherwise, you'd need a proper one)* | |
*repository: central space where it is stored, organised, maintained and diffused digital information, usually computer | |
files, which may contain scientific works, data sets or software. | |
STEP 4: It's important to have a copy in somewhere, so you have to build a clone of your repository on Github (cloud) in | |
your computer (local). | |
STEP 5: Go to VisualCode to start your project. It's important to maintain an order in it, so you need to create some | |
folders as, for example: | |
FROM ZERO: SRC -HTML = WWW -INDEX.HTML | |
-CSS -STYLES.CSS | |
-JAVASCRIPT -MAIN.JS | |
WITH VUE: USE VUE-CLI (It creates all the project configurated) | |
VUE: SRC -COMPONENTS (Buttons, inputs, cards...) | |
-VIEWS (HTML) | |
*Github --> Frontend. | |
*DigitalOcean --> Frontend + Backend. | |
*It's expensive to maintain a server (DigitalOcean), usually 5€/month (minimum) and the domain 10-20€/year. |
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