Host JavaScript Online

Yes, you can easily update your JavaScript files after hosting them on Tiiny Host. Simply log into your account, navigate to your hosted files, and use our online code editor to make changes directly in your browser. There's no need to delete and re-upload files when you need to make updates. All changes are applied instantly, and the same URL will continue to serve the updated version of your JavaScript file, ensuring all websites or applications referencing your code always have the latest version.

Including your hosted JavaScript files in HTML is simple. After hosting your JS file on Tiiny Host, you'll receive a unique URL. In your HTML document, add a script tag in the head or body section with the src attribute pointing to your hosted file's URL. For example: ``. This allows the browser to fetch and execute your JavaScript code when the HTML page loads. You can also set attributes like async or defer to control how the script loads based on your specific needs.

Tiiny Host takes security seriously when hosting JavaScript files. Your files are stored on secure servers with industry-standard encryption during transit. For additional security, you can use our password protection feature to ensure only authorized users can access your JavaScript code. We also provide HTTPS by default for all hosted files, ensuring secure delivery of your JavaScript to browsers. If you're hosting code that contains sensitive information, you can combine password protection with custom access controls to create a highly secure hosting environment.

Absolutely! Tiiny Host supports hosting multiple JavaScript files together. You can upload all your files at once by selecting multiple files or uploading a zip file containing your JavaScript files and related assets. This is particularly useful for complex projects that require several JS files working together. Each file gets its own URL, making it easy to reference specific scripts individually. Alternatively, you can combine your JavaScript files into a single file before uploading if you prefer to minimize HTTP requests in your application.