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Getting a site up and running used to mean buying a domain name and hosting, and then setting up infrastructure. You can still do that, but there are many—often, easier—options available today. In this course, Christina Truong explores the core foundations you need to make your site visible, as well as a range of options for hosting that site. She covers basic concepts, including the cloud, domains, URLs, and hosting. In addition, she explains how to work with website builder options—which allow you to create websites relatively quickly, with little to no coding experience—as well as self-hosted solutions.
Topics include:
- Domain names and URLs
- Different types of web hosting
- Purchasing domains
- Website builders
- Squarespace
- WordPress.com vs. WordPress.org
- Options for setting up an online store
- Hosted and self-hosted websites
- Setting up a domain separate from hosting
- Self-hosting with WordPress
Table of Contents
Introduction
1 Welcome
2 What you should know
Overview
3 Publish a website_ An overview
4 What is the cloud_
5 Domain names
6 Domains and URLs
7 What is hosting_
8 Purchase domains and hosting
Hosted Websites
9 Website builders
10 Squarespace
11 WordPress.com vs. WordPress.org
12 Ecommerce platforms
Self-Hosted Websites
13 Set up domain and hosting together
14 Nameservers
15 Set up a domain separate from hosting
16 Host multiple sites
17 FTP_SFTP
18 Self-hosting with WordPress
19 GitHub pages
Conclusion
20 Next steps
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