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Walkthroughs for building websites on Handshake names

One of the most straightforward use cases of Handshake names is to set up a website on them. You can also use Handshake names in these other ways.
Level 1 - No code
dLinks
​dLinks is a no-code way to instantly deploy a decentralized website to your Handshake name. See our dLink at namebase/.
dLinks | Namebase
Namebase
Vercel
​Vercel offers many templates that you can use to build your website, hosted on Vercel.
Emojis and non-English names on Vercel
This tutorial was created soley by Namer skyinclude/.
Wordpress and Kinsta
This tutorial was created soley by Namer skyinclude/.
Level 2 - HTML
Any HTML file on Github Pages
Host any HTML file on your Handshake name through Github Pages. The template used in the video can be accessed at templates.nb/.
This tutorial was made possible by Namer outofthisworld/.
Heroku
Deploy Apps on a Handshake name with Heroku
Medium
This tutorial was created soley by Namer rithvik/.
Wordpress and AWS
Skyinclude.com Mike made a quick video on how to build a Handshake site using Wordpress.org, WP2Static.com, and Amazon AWS.amazon.com with Namebase.io as the TLD registrar.
This tutorial was created soley by Namer skyinclude/.
Gatsby and Github Pages
In this tutorial @kiba_gateaux does a quick run through of how to deploy a site to github pages and access it with a Handshake domain name. In just 10 minutes you can have a website at your own personal TLD!
This tutorial was created solely by Namer kiba_gateaux/.
Fleek
Skynet and Arweave
Level 3 - Custom namserver
CoreDNS
GitHub - Mattsky/HNS_howto
GitHub
Setting up a Handshake TLD with a hosted DNS service
DEV Community
Level 4 - HTTPS
Sebastian Rasor - Hosting a secure website on the Handshake protocol using DANE
Building a secure website on your Handshake TLD
Medium
Using HNS websites securely
Medium
How to view DANE/TLSA websites on Handshake with Firefox
Medium
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