In todays video we will take a look on how you can create and publish a static website on Github pages and publish an online course using Embedin.
GitHub Pages is a free web hosting service provided by GitHub that allows you to create and deploy static websites directly from a GitHub repository. It's designed for hosting personal projects, portfolios, documentation, or any site that doesn't require a server-side backend.
GitHub Pages offers an easy and efficient way to publish content online. The service is especially popular among developers and open-source communities due to its seamless integration with GitHub's version control and collaborative features.
1. Free Hosting
GitHub Pages offers free hosting for your static websites, making it an economical option for personal projects, portfolios, or documentation.
2. Custom Domains
You can easily link your GitHub Pages site to a custom domain, giving your project a professional look without the cost of premium hosting services.
3. Integrated with GitHub
Since GitHub Pages is directly integrated with GitHub repositories, you can deploy your site automatically from your repository with just a few clicks.
4. Version Control
GitHub's version control system allows you to track changes, revert to previous versions, and collaborate with others seamlessly.
5. SSL by Default
GitHub Pages automatically provides SSL encryption for your sites, ensuring secure connections (HTTPS) without any extra setup.
6. Easy Setup and Maintenance
Setting up a GitHub Pages site is straightforward, especially if you're already familiar with GitHub. Maintenance is also simple, with updates made through Git pushes.
7. No Ads
Unlike some other free hosting options, GitHub Pages doesn't inject ads into your site, allowing you to maintain a clean, professional presentation.
8. Community and Documentation
GitHub's extensive community and documentation provide ample resources and support, making it easier to troubleshoot issues or learn new features.
8. Collaboration
Multiple collaborators can work on the same GitHub Pages project, making it an ideal solution for team-based projects or open-source contributions.
