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Looking for template for listing/curated providers
TheGreatOakley
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I have idling shared hosting with cool domain that I could use for specific recommendation/tier list of hosting providers (niche). The idea is not to make money, but just help people find the right provider and more/less for me to keep better track of all providers.
The closest thing I found is this https://offshore.cat/. What I am looking for is just a nice table with filters and categories. Since this is going to be deployed on shared hosting I am quite limited.
If anyone knows any static CMS that support this type of template let me know 
P.S I am lazy to deploy another VPS for another project, but can overcome my laziness if it is worth it, depending on the template/solution.
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RIP. Guess I am going to make my own template.
Check easypanel. Coolify. Dokploy. Manage multiple apps in a server. They come with templates. Easypanel has many no code apps templates you can install one click with tables to meet your need. All no code too.
You can also use a static website too KISS
The first provider listed is in Switzerland, which ironically is landlocked.
Thanks, will check out. I actually managed to build a good one with ChatGPT already lmao.
I'd honestly just do pure, clean HTML for this. Go all the way old school for this, and write in the CLI while you're at it, before sleep. It's going to be quite a pleasure too.
I love writing good old clean HTML, even on my phone in bed... you don't need something as fancy as Offshore.cat, you really just need one single index.html that you're going to edit whenever you need to, and that's about it.
Sweet inline CSS and it's pure heaven for everyone involved, is it not? Happy webmasters, happy visitors.