How do I create a web server to put my HTML/CSS/javascript page?

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I need to create a server to make a public blog page, using HTML, CSS and JavaScript in my laptop, but I don't have any idea.

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I know it is easier hosting my page in another website because it's dangerous to open my computer in the internet. But I'm making this for educational porpose and there aren't important archives in my computer.

Posted 19-Mar-19 9:32am

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Updated 19-Mar-19 10:22am

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Mohibur Rashid 19-Mar-19 17:09pm

Who are going to access your blog? Just you?

Richard Deeming 21-Mar-19 11:29am

On Linux, use Apache:
Welcome! - The Apache HTTP Server Project[^]

Member 14188355 21-Mar-19 14:13pm

My laptop doen not support Apache, I'm using Hiawatha. I saw in another forum that I need to make "port forward", do you know how to do it?

Mohibur Rashid 22-Mar-19 2:16am

Reconsider your service, your laptop should not be a something that should be seen by the world.
Your tag says linux
What http server are you using, if not Apache then what?

Anyway, you do not know what is port-forwarding, you do not understand how internet, webservices works
Start here for port forwarding:
https://portforward.com/help/portforwarding.htm

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