Jenn Schiffer, in what was surely a bummer post to write because of all the time and heart she put into Glitch, lists out what’s she’s doing to move her glitch.com projects elsewhere post-shutdown.
i’ve been using codepen since the beginning. i just found this “in progress” live horse birth in css that was last saved 11 years ago. i would say this is my biggest recommendation for educators and students who are working with static projects. i’m pretty sure you don’t need a credit card to sign up, but they have a pro subscription tailored for power users and teachers.
anyone who doesn’t think codepen is the blueprint for developer communities is out of their mind and/or element. they curate, create content, run challenges, etc. the people who run it are great.
check out codepen here and perhaps follow me for updates on that horse birth.
my official list of post-glitch.com hosting options
💜. Thanks Jenn.
Glitch could spin up a Node server for you, which CodePen doesn’t do, so check out Jenn’s post for plenty of other options.