‘Launching an app shouldn’t mean learning how to host’: GoDaddy has launched Node.js hosting
- GoDaddy has launched Node.js hosting
- Users can view a preview of their app once uploaded or by connecting a GitHub repository
- It’s available now
GoDaddy, the world’s biggest domain registrar, has launched Node.js hosting, with the goal of helping make it easier for businesses and developers to build, launch, and manage their own web apps.
Although AI coding tools already make it simple to build websites and applications, getting those sites and apps online still means dealing with occasionally complex hosting, security, domains, and other technical setup. GoDaddy claims that those using Node.js hosting will have those important steps quickly dealt with for them.
How does GoDaddy’s Node.js hosting work?
Users can view a private preview of their app once they have uploaded it as a zip file or connect a GitHub repository to GoDaddy Node.js hosting. Then, when they are ready to publish, they simply connect their domain,...
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