To contact me, my email is c@cstuff.cz.
The website for Free Dev Stuff is here
- Cloudflare DNS hosting (Any domain or us.kg, eu.org, js.org, and us.to domains allowed.)
- Cloudflare 1.1.1.1 DNS (Makes your internet faster and not tracked by your ISP DNS.)
- deSec (Good DNS hosting for free.)
- Hurricane Electric DNS (Normal DNS hosting with every DNS record even including ALIAS records.)
- Namecheap Free DNS (Simple interface and just normal DNS hosting)
- NextDNS (Free Forever plan with 300k queries/m and blocklists.)
- Cloudflare Pages (Best overall with a free pages.dev domain but has a 500 builds per month limit.)
- Github Pages (Free username.github.io domain with a 100GB/m bandwidth limit and 10 builds per hour.)
- Vercel (Free vercel.app domain with 32 builds per hour and a 100GB/m bandwidth limit.)
- Gitlab Pages (Unlimited everything but most complicated and no CDN so you can use Cloudflare CDN to fix that issue.)
- Netlify (Free netlify.app domain with 100GB of bandwidth/m and 300 build minutes/m.)
- Render (100GB/m bandwidth with 500 build minutes/m)
- js.org (Github Pages but with a free js.org domain and Cloudflare DNS support)
- eu.org (Free eu.org domain with Cloudflare DNS hosting support but takes a long time to get a eu.org domain approved.)
- FreeDNS (Limited DNS records except for iz.rs and no Cloudflare support except for us.to but that has no NS records.)
- jsDelivr (A very good CDN for devs with 4 CDN providers, 3 DNS providers, everything on GitHub, every WordPress plugin, everything on npm, and more.)
- Statically (Has everything on GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket with 3 CDNs on their network with the image CDN feature not working.)
- Cloudflare CDN (320 locations with 280Tbps of bandwidth on their network all for free by enabling proxying.)
- jare.io (You may not use it if your website has traffic over 50GB/m.)
- cdnjs (A CDN hosted on Cloudflare with 6,091 libraries.)
- Githack (A CDN for git hosted on Cloudflare CDN.)
- UNPKG (Free CDN with everything on npm powered by Cloudflare CDN.)
- imgCDN (Free image CDN powered by Cloudflare CDN)
- Zoho Mail (I found the Mail free plan for you because it's hard to find and it gives 5GB per user with 5 users with a free custom domain email and a free zohomail.com email.)
- Tuta (Email service designed for privacy with 1GB of free email storage.)
- Proton Mail (Basically Tuta but half the free storage, more expensive, and if the goverment requests info they will give it.)
- Temp mail (A free temporary email that expires after a few days.)
- Yopmail (Free temp email with many domains to choose from but the emails auto delete after a week and anyone can access the email you made.)
- Speedtest by Ookla (Most popular and has many servers hosted by ISPs and Hosting Providers.)
- OpenSpeedTest (An open-source speed test server you can self-host designed for testing your local network speed but can also be used instead of Ookla and can be embedded in your website.)
- Librespeed (You can also self-host Librespeed and it's a good alternative to OpenSpeedTest if you can't use that.)
- Page Speed Test (Owned by Google and shows Performance, Accessibility, SEO, and Best Practices Score.)
- Bunny CDN latency test (Shows the ping for your website around the world.)
- jsDelivr Globalping (Also shows the latency of your website around the world with up to 500 pings at one time.)
- Pingdom Website Speed Test (Speed tests your website from the location you choose.)
- DebugBear Website Speed Test (Only US East can be chosen for free.)
- GTmetrix (You must log in to choose your location.)
- WebPageTest (Customization available for speed and location.)
- Dotcom tools Website Speed Test (Different screen resolutions, browsers, locations, and throttling to choose from.)
- Uptime.com Pagespeed (Different devices, throttling, and locations to choose from.)
- LetsEncrypt (Best free SSL overall.)
- SSL for free (Not recommended unless you can't use certbot at all.)
- ZeroSSL (Same company as SSL for free.)
- Cloudflare (Free SSL certificates when you get Cloudflare DNS or Cloudflare Tunnels.)
- Proton VPN (Overall best for privacy and customization.)
- Cloudflare WARP (Best for speed and simplicity and really only hides your IP.)
- TOR Browser (For maximum privacy and is always used for the dark web.)
- GitHub (Best overall with unlimited storage for free but owned by Microsoft which is known for telemetry, tracking, spyware, e-waste, and Recall WHICH IS A UNSECURED NONSTOP SCREENSHOTING STORAGE WASTING PEICE OF CRAP.)
- GitLab (Best for security but more expensive and less storage unless you self host it.)
- Codeberg (Bad web hosting unless it's only for Germany, low repo storage at 750MiB, and you have to request for more resources.)