1. Avoid "Website Hosting" companies.
2. Don't host on your own hardware (unless you really know what you're doing)
3. Use GitHub pages for static website hosting.
4. Use cloud storage services for static website hosting.
5. Leverage cloud hosting provider free plans.
6. Use Heroku for free backend app hosting.

1. Source an idea.
2. Market research.
3. Define functionality. Design stage.
4. Sketch your web app.
5. Plan your workflow.
6. Wireframe the UI.
7. Seek early validation. Development stage.
8. Architect your database.

1. Step 1: Create a New Application. Now that you're in the AWS Elastic Beanstalk dashboard, click on Create New Application to create and configure your application.
2. Step 2: Configure your Application.
3. Step 3: Configure your Environment.
4. Step 4: Accessing your Elastic Beanstalk Application.

1. Create ASP.NET Web Application in Visual Studio.
2. Select Web API Template.
3. Review Project Files.
4. Add a Controller.
5. Add Controller Method.
6. Now, build your project and run the above-mentioned URL format.

1. Step 1 – Add Some NuGet References. Take your existing application and adding a NuGet reference for Microsoft.
2. Step 2 – Fire Up Your Self-Hosted Server. This is pretty basic when using the code Microsoft has provided.
3. Step 3 – Writing the Web Controllers.
4. Step 4 – Writing the API Controller.

1. Table of contents.
2. Before you begin: Enable the REST API.
3. Step 1: Get an access token to authenticate and authorize API requests.
4. Step 2: Create a new version for your site.
5. Step 3: Specify the list of files you want to deploy.
6. Step 4: Upload required files.
7. Step 5: Update the status of the version to FINALIZED.

Publish Web API from Visual Studio

1. Build ASP.NET Web API project /solution in Release mode.
2. Right click on Web API project and click “Publish” menu.
3. Now open Publish Web pane and choose Profile tab from left tab.

1. In the AWS Management Console, click Services then select API Gateway under Application Services.
2. Choose Create API.
3. Select New API and enter WildRydes for the API Name.
4. Keep Edge optimized selected in the Endpoint Type dropdown.
5. Choose Create API.

1. Start HTML-Kit, and then open your web files or project.
2. On the Workspace menu, click Add Folder / FTP Server, and then click Add FTP Server.
3. On the FTP Properties tab, in the Server address text box, type your domain name.
4. Confirm that the Port text box value is set to 21.

1. Choose Start → Administrative Tools → Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager.
2. In the left pane, expand FH Web server name → Sites → Default Web Site.
3. In the left pane, click fhweb.
4. Scroll down in the middle pane and double-click Default Document.
5. In the middle pane, select index.
6. In the right pane, click Move Up.

1. On the Start screen, click Control Panel.
2. Click System and Security, and then click Administrative Tools.
3. In the Administrative Tools window, double-click Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager.

1. Go to Start Menu and search for Control Panel.
2. Switch the Control Panel view to Category.
3. Click on Programs.
4. Now, proceed with “Turn Windows features on or off“.
5. Windows Features dialog box will appear now.
6. Locate Internet Information Services and enable it.