3 posts tagged with "deploys"

AI website builders are good at the first draft.

That first draft is not the whole website.

The practical question is what happens after the AI creates the files:

• where does the code live?
• can you edit it later?
• can you deploy it again?
• can you add a custom domain?
• can you add a backend route, form handler, database, or storage later?
• can you move away from the builder if the project grows?

AI can help create the site. The deployment workflow decides whether it becomes a real project.

AI can create the first version of a website.

GitHub can keep the project.

W7S can deploy it.

That three-part workflow is simple enough for a first site and durable enough to grow into a real app.

This is the smallest useful path from nothing to a W7S deploy.

You will create a tiny site, put it in GitHub, and let GitHub Actions deploy it.