I bought a domain last year and since then it has been parked.

honestly i don't know a single good one, if you're not stuck with php i would recommend using openshift with some other language

in fact i don't know if they support php

Just buy a cheap vps, install apache or nginx and host your domain

>>52448868
Or register for the free one in amazon EC2

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>>52448606

>built up a cheap EC2 server
>can't start a process without triggering muh ocd

Github pages for easy free static hosting

My friend and I are looking to make a very very small start-up, how would we go about say buying a domain name from something like godaddy for example and hosting the site. Should I host my own site on a server in my house? Should I pay them to host it?

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>>52448997
>2916
>on /g/
>considering GoDaddy
>hosting a business website from your home

>>52449029
I said for example godaddy, its the first one that popped into my head, not saying I would actually use it. And it's gonna be so small you could barely consider it a business

>>52448606
Are you looking to use dynamic pages (php, ASP, etc.) or just plain HTML?

>>52448606
>freetards taking the "I want things for free" meme too far

>>52449029
I've lived under a rock, enlighten me ( not the same guy just to make his honor clear )

>>52448606
Heroku

>>52449102
Thanks for maintaining my honor, senpai

Use github pages

>>52449102

On which part- GoDaddy or running a business website from home?

>>52449373
Both