WebgeoDa Scaffolding
More Maps. Fewer Platforms.
1.0.0
1.0.0
  • About Webgeoda Scaffolding
  • Data Concepts
  • Getting Started
  • Libraries and Dependencies
  • File Structure Overview
  • Data
    • Importing Data
    • Accessing Exernal Data
    • Making an API
  • Variables
    • Overview
    • Continuous
    • Categorical
    • LISA
    • Colors
    • Variable Specification
  • Static Pages
    • Adding and Customizing Pages
    • Styling and CSS Modules
  • Map Customization
    • Changing the Background Map Tiles
    • Visualization Modes
    • Change Tooltip and Data Sidebar Information
    • Modifying Layers
  • Widgets
    • Data Exploration Widgets
    • Widget Layouts
  • Deploying
    • Netlify
    • Vercel
    • Github Pages (or elsewhere)
  • Advanced
    • jsGeoDa
    • Next.JS
    • Alternate Map Views
    • Binary Data Formats
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  1. Deploying

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Vercel is often the best choice for hosting WebGeoDa scaffolding. Similar to Netlify, it provides static site hosting that supports Next.js --which Vercel built! It's fast, it's powerful, and they provide additional services beyond static site hosting if you grow beyond static needs. To get started, create or link an account on .

Next, follow the below tutorial to link your Github repo to a Vercel deployment.

Note that for organizations, Vercel does not provide a free plan -- individuals can use the free tier.

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