Grant Killian's Blog

I get asked about free hosting from students from time to time, and for them "offshoring" a test website is hardly a concern.

For production apps, though I wouldn't host at a "free provider" because you have no leverage if their hardware or connectivity goes bad; you often get what you pay for! As for the "offshoring" of professional hosting services, you'd have to evaluate the nature of the application and what any ramifications might be (wrt security, tech support availability, public image, etc).

Good point. This is would make a good playground for students.

--Mark

you get what you pay for.

Um . . . right . . . couldn't have said it better myself.

its free dude, relax