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Heroku : How to Get Free Hosting for App's (100% free)

 Create Heroku Account

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* Heroku is a cloud hosting platform that hosts apps using free hosting.

  1. First of all, go to ' https://heroku.com' and create a free account 
  2. After that you need to create an application. 
  3. Go to ' https://dashboard.heroku.com' , 
  4. then click New, Create Application.

  5. Next you need to give the application a name and click Create to continue

  6. Has completed. Remember the name of the app.

If any problem you face please comment down.😇

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