Link to the Android phone hosted blog: http://androidblog.a.pinggy
In case the phone gives up here is a cloud hosted version: https://pinggy.io/blog/host_website_on_android/
EDIT: Disclosure: Pinggy.io is developed by me.
In case the phone gives up here is a cloud hosted version: https://pinggy.io/blog/host_website_on_android/
Created using https://pinggy.io and http://termux.dev
Advantage of pinggy (entering one command in the terminal) over first renting a VPS node followed by configuring a webserver there, followed by configuring the domain and firewalls, followed by the ssh port forwarding is simplicity. Pinggy is just a quick way of hosting and testing some services.
I never suggested that it should not be done. What I am saying is that the Termux on the cell phone + SSH + port forwarding to a VPS node would work exactly the same way. It is not clear to me that any steps are being saved by pinggy. Or are you saying that pinggy will always allow for free web hosting with ssh access? If so I think people would like that.