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" Stewie, I want to put my website online, but everyone keeps telling me a different name. Vercel, Netlify, Cloudflare, Railway. Just pick one for me. I can't, because they don't all do the same job. Let's go one at a time. Vercel is built by the Next.js team. You connect your code, it deploys instantly, and every change gets its own preview link before it goes live. Wait, so I can look at it before it's actually live for everyone? Right. Netlify does almost the same thing. Instant deploys built-in forms, serverless functions. It's been around longer. It's basically the original. So what's the difference between those two, then? Mostly workflow and pricing details. For a simple site, either one works fine. Cloudflare is different. It's not just hosting. It's a massive global network. Your site loads from whichever server is closest to the visitor, plus it handles security and edge computing. So if someone in Japan visits my site, it's not loading all the way from here? Exactly. That's the whole point of an edge network. And Railway is for what the other three don't really do. Actual back-end servers, databases, background, jobs. Anything that has to keep running, not just serve files. So Vercel and Netlify host the front-end, Cloudflare makes everything load fast, and Railway runs the stuff behind the scenes? Correct. Follow for more of this before he tries to deploy something himself. You just hold on to Toma Tcess. Let's go."

" Stewie, I want to put my website online, but everyone keeps telling me a different name. Vercel, Netlify, Cloudflare, Railway. Just pick one for me. I can't,…