Blog

A weekly newsletter on the open web [→]

A weekly newsletter on the open web [→]

A weekly newsletter on the open web [→]

Server functions now allow developers to build fullstack [→]

Glitch announced that they won't be hosting projects anymore, so [→]

Static sites are great, but adding a blog often means writing in [→]

Vibe coding is a condescending way of describing what's actually natural language programming. [→]

Learn the steps you need to take to liberate your tech stack from vendor lock in [→]

Custom domains and SSL certificates aren't free, and here's why. [→]

Harness the power of Farcaster Mini Apps, Pinge'em, and Orbiter to create the best in-feed reading experience [→]

A new tool that makes Orbiter even more portable by leveraging the open technology its built upon. [→]

Vue.js is one of the more popular single page app frameworks on the market. Let's build and deploy a site with it. [→]

Pair the philosophy of "file over app" with open web hosting technologies [→]

Follow Steve down the terminal rabbit hole and discover how quickly the Orbiter CLI can launch a site [→]

Orbiter's technical infrastructure makes it perfect for archiving [→]

A look back at how Orbiter did in February and what we shipped [→]

Orbz is a fun, modern version of Stumbleupon built with Orbiter. [→]

The open web can be defined in many ways, but at its core, it's about being accessible, portable, and flexible. [→]

Next.js isn't just for servers; check out how you can host a static version of your Next.js frontend on Orbiter! [→]

My wife brought home a couple of HP business machine PCs and I knew I had to build something with them. [→]

We are further committing to the promise of an open web by open sourcing all of our code [→]

In a world where most devs sit and stare at a webpage to see if their code runs, we make a case for local builds [→]

Svlete is a popular JavaScript framework that allows developers to build websites and apps. Let's host a Svelte site on Orbiter. [→]

Thanks to Orbiter's new Resolver you can now link an Orbiter site to your ENS, making it the easiest way to host an ENS site on IPFS [→]

If you rely on local builds before deploying your site, you can avoid build minutes on someone else's server. [→]

Orbiter was launched on January 1, 2025. This is a look back at the first month running the project. [→]

Expo has become the most popular way to build mobile applications using React Native. Learn how you can host web builds on Orbiter! [→]

Orbiter is competing in a well-established space, which means we have to be affordable while maintaining sustainability. [→]

Just about every small business needs a website. We take a look at how to remove the complexity of getting that site online. [→]

Hugo, built on top of Go, is one of the most popular static site generators on the market. Let's build a site and host it on Orbiter. [→]

Gatsby is one of the most popular static site frameworks on the market. Let's explore how to host a Gatsby blog on Orbiter. [→]

If you're ready to host a site online the simple way, but don't know where to begin, starting with Orbiter's static site templates is a great idea. [→]

In this tutorial we'll take Farcaster V2 Frames down to it's simplest parts and host it on IPFS and Base through Orbiter [→]

Orbiter sites automatically keep track of every change made, creating a rich version history. This allows you to see the past and revert anytime. [→]

Linktree is a great tool, but it comes with a lot of lock-in and bloat. You can self-host your own version without knowing how to code. [→]

Take control and automate your deployments to Orbiter using the Orbiter CLI and Git Hooks for a seemless experience [→]

The term static website can be confusing, but static sites can be as dynamic as you want them to be. [→]

11ty is a fantastic static site generator with tons of community support. Let's see how to build and host an 11ty site. [→]

Hosting a static React website is simple. This tutorial shows you all the steps, including setting up the site and uploading to Orbiter. [→]

The web was once a fun and open place where people would wander and wonder. Social media has negatively impacted that. [→]

Hosting a static React website is simple. This tutorial shows you all the steps, including setting up the site and uploading to Orbiter. [→]

Learn how Orbiter uses blockchain technology in static website hositng to prevent walled gardens [→]

If you have ever wanted to migrate your WordPress site to static HTML, this is your guide. [→]

Building websites used to be fun. Let’s bring back the joy of putting your work online. This is our manifesto. [→]