Slate - An afforable way to create websites which doesn't require a domain or hosting!

Yes! you have heard it right. Last few days I was wondering how JavaScript Frameworks like Angular and React handle routing. After a brief study on the topic from sites like StackOverflow, I got a brief idea of how I could be able to read the U.R.L. parameters with the help of JavaScript. After which it was just a matter of time I came up with Slate.

Introduction

Slate lets you create amazing self-contained sites. It takes HTML (or other data), compresses it into a URL fragment, and provides a link that can be shared. When it is opened, it renders that data on the receiver’s side.

Features

Slate Notes are contained entirely within their own link. This means they're... 

💼 Portable - you don't need a server to host them 
👁 Private - nothing is sent to–or stored on–this server 
🎁 Easy to share as a link or QR code 

Slate Notes can hold about as much as a printed page, and there is a lot you can do with that: 
✒️ Compose poetry 
🛠 Create an app 
🐦 Bypass a 280 char limit 
🎨 Express yourself in ascii 

Hosting/ Domains

This way you could be able to create an unlimited number of sites for which you don't even need a domain or hosting. But if you wish to give your site a nice beautiful name you have two options:

• Use URL Shorteners like bit.ly and like
• Use domain forwarding 

ScreenShots

Contribution

Slate is open-source and is available on Github. Feel free to open a pull request adding your new features, resolving issues, cleaning code or making this readme super awesome 😎 

Inspiration

Slate is inspired by bitty.site