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Simplify RedwoodJS Deployment

Showcase your RedwoodJS projects instantly with Tiiny Host. Our streamlined process ensures quick and hassle-free deployment, letting you focus on what matters - your code.

Deploy RedwoodJS in 3 simple steps

1. Locate Your Build

Find your RedwoodJS build folder, typically named 'web/dist'. Zip it if needed.

2. Name Your Project

Choose a unique name for your RedwoodJS app or let us generate one for you.

3. Share Instantly

Hit 'Upload' and get a shareable link for your RedwoodJS app in seconds.

Features

What else is there?

🚀 Instant Deployment

Deploy your RedwoodJS app in seconds, not hours. No complex setups required.

🔄 Easy Updates

Push changes quickly and see them live instantly. Keep your app up-to-date with a few clicks.

🔒 Secure Sharing

Share your RedwoodJS projects safely with password protection and SSL encryption.

📊 Built-in Analytics

Track your app's performance with our integrated analytics. No additional setup needed.

🌐 Custom Domains

Use your own domain to give your RedwoodJS app a professional touch.

💻 In-Browser Editing

Make quick fixes or updates directly in your browser. No local environment required.

Faster than traditional
RedwoodJS deployment platforms

Vercel

Netlify

Heroku

What You Can Deploy with RedwoodJS

Static Web Apps

Deploy complex RedwoodJS applications frontends.

Prototypes

Share your RedwoodJS prototypes for easy testing and collaboration.

JAMstack Sites

Launch static RedwoodJS sites with dynamic capabilities for optimal performance.

Resources

Learn More About RedwoodJS Deployment

Static Website Hosting: A Beginner's Guide

Learn all about how to go about building and hosting a static website. There are many benefits to having a static rather than dynamic site.

How to Host a Single-Page App as a Static Site

Learn how to use Tiiny.host for static site hosting of a single-page app. Review best practices for SPA creation and what to check after your SPA is online.

Setting Up Custom Domains for Static Sites on Tiiny.host

Learn about Tiiny.host's hassle-free setup of custom domains for static websites. See how Tiiny.host's automation is the simplest way to host your web project.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is RedwoodJS used for?

RedwoodJS is used for building full-stack web applications. It combines a React frontend with a GraphQL API backend, making it ideal for creating modern, scalable web apps with features like database integration and serverless deployment.

Does RedwoodJS use NextJS?

No, RedwoodJS does not use NextJS. While both are React-based frameworks, RedwoodJS is its own distinct framework that includes both frontend and backend capabilities, along with its own routing system and development tools.

What is the most used node framework?

Express.js is currently the most widely used Node.js framework. However, RedwoodJS is gaining popularity for its full-stack capabilities and developer-friendly features, making it a strong contender in the Node.js ecosystem.

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