You can serve static websites directly from your git repositories on Tangled. If you’ve used GitHub Pages or Codeberg Pages, this should feel familiar.
Hosting websites on Tangled
You can serve static websites directly from your git repositories on Tangled. If you’ve used GitHub Pages or Codeberg Pages, this should feel familiar.
Tangled docs
Tangled is a decentralized code hosting and collaboration platform. Every component of Tangled is open-source and self-hostable. tangled.org also provides hosting and CI services that are free to use.
Self-hosting and Tangled | jola.dev
Tangled is a Github alternative built on atproto that lets you self-host your own repos and workflows, while still participating in a shared community. Here's how you get set up.
Migrating to the new Tangled knot2 | jola.dev
Tangled is a Github alternative built on atproto. I've previously shown you how to set up the self-hosted repo server, here I go through migrating to knot2.
boop.cat - Free Static Hosting
Free, fast static site hosting for developers. Deploy directly from GitHub with zero config.
boop.cat - Free Static Hosting
Free, fast static site hosting for developers. Deploy directly from GitHub with zero config.
knot
This is a Knot server: a git host on a network of federated servers that make up Tangled.
alright tanglers, it's back to shipping 🛳️ 🌐 Tangled Sites is here: serve websites straight from your repo. grab your `tngl.io` domain at tangled.org/settings/sites. already have a `tngl.sh` handle? that's your domain—ready to go! 📄 docs.tangled.org/hosting-websites-on-tangled.h…
