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Evgeny Fedorov2013-09-26 15:10:52
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Evgeny Fedorov, 2013-09-26 15:10:52

What free servers can I store my scripts on?

I created a script that I hope will be widely demanded, but suggesting the user to load it from my host does not seem right.
<script src="...
I thought to use google host , but did not find the necessary option - add my script to the library.
Using bitbucket or github connecting via raw, chrome writes an error about MIME type ('text/plain') is not executable, and strict MIME type checking is enabled.
What services do you use?

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Alex Kheben, 2013-09-26
@zBit

What's the script? What is he doing? What is he for?
You, as I understand it, need something like a CDN for "quick connection of your miracle script." There is a Google host for this and, for example, I use Selectel's cloud storage, which is connected to my domain and acts as a CDN.
You also need, at least, for starters, to post it where the chances that your script will be noticed are much higher than "just a file somewhere." Try to upload it to Github or write an article here on Habré (and even better, both). If someone really needs your script, then storing it for their own needs should be a headache for the one who needs this script. And if it is very necessary for a very wide circle of people, then it will be possible to think about CDN.
In the meantime, you're complicating things ;)
PS: I am for the github option. There you can trace the real demand in your script. If they fork, discuss, write bug reports and advice on what is better to redo / fix / supplement, then this will be a clear sign that your script is really needed by someone other than yourself.
PPS: And on the github, the MIME type is specially set as “text / plain”, so that “smart people” do not use it as you wanted to do, thereby reducing the load on their servers and transferring them to the github servers. I would do the same =)

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Evgeny Fedorov, 2013-09-26
@JekFdrv

The script has already been created, posted on bit, git, and is preparing for release)) But in the manuals on how to connect it, I wrote a link to my server, which is not good.

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Nikolai Vasilchuk, 2013-09-26
@Anonym

The github has gh-pages. Try linking there.
For example, jquery on github

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Michael Danilov, 2013-09-29
@MonkAlbino

Try cdjs . At least they say "We host it all - JavaScript, CSS, SWF, images, etc!"

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