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This file serves the purpose of providing a quick reference to help you get set up with hosting org-based html exports on the internet, which greatly facilitates sharing your reproducible workflows with non-org-mode users. It's still a WIP, any feedback is more than welcome at paul[at]lodder.dev. To host org-based exports on the internet, you need a server. In other words, you need a computer that is running all the time, and is able to serve your website to any user on the internet visiting your website. In my early days of programming I never really knew what a server was exactly, until I understood that it is nothing more than a computer, much like your laptop or desktop computer. It can do the exact same things, but a server tends to be used more to refer to a computer at a remote location that is running all the time. You could host a website on your laptop, but every time you would close your laptop or lose connection to the internet, your website would be unavailable. You can re

hosting-an-org-based-website introduction This file serves the purpose of providing a quick reference to help you get set up with hosting org-based html exports on the internet, which greatly facilitates sharing your reproducible workflows with non- org-mode users. It's still a WIP, any feedback is more than welcome at paul[at]lodder.dev. what you need a server To host org-based exports on the internet, you need a server. In other words, you need a computer that is running all the time, and is able to serve your website to any user on the internet visiting your website. In my early days of pro

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